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January 18, 2023

Seattle business owners beg city officials for help with crime crisis

Sip and Ship owners Steve and Diana Naramore detail their struggle to defend their business and call for help from city officials as the crime crisis surges.

January 11, 2023

Ben Carson on how social media affects children: 'Peer pressure on steroids'

Former HUD Secretary and neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson reacts to a Seattle school district suing social media sites claiming they are a detriment to mental health.

January 9, 2023

Seattle churchgoers becoming 'afraid' to attend services over growing homeless camp : 'We need help'

Parishioners at the Greek Orthodox Church of the Assumption in Seattle are calling on the city for help over a homeless encampment that "quickly" grew outside the church.

December 24, 2022

Seattle winter weather creates dangerous driving conditions, video shows car sliding down street

Seattle winter weather caused dangerous driving conditions, with one video showing a car sliding down a street and crashing into multiple vehicles.

December 22, 2022

Washington police warn of alarming sex trafficking trend before holidays: 'Fastest growing criminal industry'

Spokane, Washington, police warned that human trafficking is the "fastest growing criminal industry in the world" in announcing the rescue of a trafficked juvenile in a recent operation.

December 9, 2022

Hundreds of Seattle businesses file for relief funds to pay for storefronts damaged by thieves

More than 400 Seattle businesses have filed to receive assistance to repair damages to their storefronts as business owners continue to speak out about rising crime.

December 7, 2022

Thieves ransack popular Seattle restaurant

Seattle radio host Jason Rantz on the Seattle crime wave and ‘woke’ education in schools

December 3, 2022

Bible verse of the day: Old Testament scripture promises victory and 'hiding place' with God

Psalm 32:7 in the Bible promises both "songs of victory" and a "hiding place" if we trust in God. Pastor Jesse Bradley of Seattle, Washington, shares why we must have hope.

December 1, 2022

Oakland passes measure to give adult residents $100 voucher to donate to local political campaigns

Oakland, California, voters passed a ballot measure that gives residents of the city $100 "Democracy Dollars" vouchers every two years that they can donate to local political campaigns.

December 1, 2022

Seattle man sentenced after attempting to join ISIS: 'No problem with killing'

The U.S. Department of Justice sentenced 22-year-old Elvin Hunter Bgorn Williams, of Seattle, to four years in prison for attempting to join ISIS in 2021.