Hana Kim
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Seattle, WA, United States
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Suspect identified after 2 SWAT officers shot in Spanaway
The Pierce County Sheriff's Department said two deputies were shot in Spanaway on Tuesday and rushed to St. Joseph Medical Center. → Read More
Marijuana industry is a cash cow for Washington, yet many local stores struggle to stay afloat
Whether you are a pot smoker or not, all the money it generates, and we mean tons of money, impacts us all. → Read More
'We are not going to let this go:' Issaquah parents and players fight to get coach reinstated
A movement is underway to get a basketball coach back on the court at Issaquah High School. → Read More
'We are a hot, smelly mess': Trash piles up across the state after work stoppage
Trash is piling up across western Washington after a temporary work stoppage. → Read More
Skokomish Valley: Residents in flood-prone areas asked to evacuate ahead of road closures
Residents in flood-prone areas of the Skokomish Valley were asked on Thursday, Jan. 6 to evacuate for at least 72 hours. → Read More
Law enforcement concerned about rise in supply of fentanyl laced pills smuggled in by Mexican cartels
Law enforcement officials say our region is "under siege" by a massive supply of fentanyl-laced pills. → Read More
Seattle Mayor-Elect Bruce Harrell talks management style and transition team as he gets ready to take office
FOX 13 sits down with Seattle mayor-elect Bruce Harrell to discuss his upcoming administration. → Read More
Seattle police say dozens of officers would have to be eliminated under council's proposed 2022 budget
The Seattle Police Department has lost an unprecedented 325 officers in the last two years. The department is now desperately trying to recruit, but they say they can't significantly increase their numbers in the years to come if city council members take away funding. → Read More
State's largest steel plant in West Seattle says break-ins, thefts and harassment are constant
The management team at Nucor Steel Seattle says they are beyond frustrated and concerned about the safety of their staff. Some people living in an RV homeless encampment bordering their property have been terrorizing their staff and stealing from the mill. → Read More
Washington companies raising pay, sweetening benefits to lure workers
The unemployment rate in Washington state is at 5.1% as of August. In some counties, the rate is even as high as 8%. → Read More
Everett staple cuts back open hours with worker shortage
For the first time in nearly six decades, Ray's Drive-In is closed almost as many days as they are open. → Read More
20th anniversary of 9/11 spurs emotional ceremonies across Western Washington
On the 20th anniversary of September 11, many from across Western Washington honored the victims in different ways. → Read More
Federal Way Public Schools says dozens of students, teachers have COVID
Not even a full week into the school year, many districts are already dealing with COVID cases. → Read More
Washington State Ferries temporarily suspends reservations ahead of holiday weekend
A mix of challenges is triggering an unprecedented notice from Washington State Ferries ahead of Labor Day weekend. → Read More
Seattle rally demands US not abandon Afghan allies
The sounds coming from Westlake Park in Seattle on Saturday had a purpose. → Read More
Coping with anxiety as kids go back to in person learning
In just several weeks, school districts will be welcoming students back in-person full-time. → Read More
Meet the candidates in pivotal race for Seattle City Attorney
A pivotal race that could impact public safety in Seattle is the city attorney's race. → Read More
Local pet store criticized over payment systems and puppy mills
RENTON - Q13 News first told you about Puppyland back in 2019 after a couple accused the company of an expensive and confusing puppy leasing agreement. After the couple talked to us, Puppyland said they were not leasing puppies anymore. But on Thursday more people from the community are coming forward with other concerns. → Read More
Local startup's dream of changing educational access garners $1.7 million investment
BELLEVUE - Imagine going from just a small amount to $1.7 million in a matter of months. → Read More
Downtown Seattle booming with visitors on first day of Washington state's full reopening
Social distancing is no longer a thing, at least not at some of the most popular tourist sites in downtown Seattle. → Read More