Amy Clancy
KIRO 7
Seattle, WA, United States
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Past articles by Amy:
Will kids go back to school in the fall?
The current school year hasn’t even ended, but already students, parents and educators are wondering what next year will look like because of COVID 19. → Read More
Tonight at 11: Are companies liable if workers or customers get COVID-19?
As COVID-19 continues to claim lives, blame is being directed at who may be legally responsible for the deadly spread. → Read More
Businesses that refuse to close could face license suspension
Any business that refuses to comply with Gov. Jay Inslee’s stay-at-home order could have its licenses suspended, according to the Washington State Department of Licensing. → Read More
West Seattle High School senior charged with rape
A senior at West Seattle High School has been charged with rape, for allegedly sexually assaulting a 16-year old girl during an underage drinking party last November. → Read More
Tip leads to arrest of metro assault suspect previously convicted of murder
Passengers may have more than just social distancing to worry about when they take the bus. → Read More
Missing metro assault suspect convicted of murder in 1990
Passengers may have more than just social distancing to worry about when they take the bus. → Read More
Shoreline College may cut soccer teams
SHORELINE, Wash. — Dozens of college soccer players, many of them on scholarship, may soon find themselves without a team or a school. A statement released to KIRO 7 by a Shoreline College spokesperson Thursday revealed that “As part of Shoreline Community College’s holistic budget review process, we have identified the Men’s and Women’s Soccer Teams for potential withdrawal from the Northwest… → Read More
Man who bought ‘residential’ firehouse sued by Seattle for using it as residence
The Seattle man then spent thousands of dollars on interior remodeling, and for more than three years, his extended family and friends used the firehouse for holidays, celebrations, charity fundraisers, graduation parties and as an office until a Land Use Notice of Violation arrived in July 2016. → Read More
Man who bought ‘residential’ firehouse sued by Seattle for using it as residence
The Seattle man then spent thousands of dollars on interior remodeling, and for more than three years, his extended family and friends used the firehouse for holidays, celebrations, charity fundraisers, graduation parties and as an office until a Land Use Notice of Violation arrived in July 2016. → Read More
Tonight at 11: Three women shaping future of law enforcement In Washington
Three top cops - all women – are shaping the future of law enforcement in Washington State. → Read More
Monday at 5:30: Metro drivers fear death is only thing that will lead to safety upgrades
KIRO 7 exposed dozens of violent attacks against bus drivers in King County, captured on surveillance cameras in the past two years. → Read More
Tonight at 11: Why isn't Washington using DNA tool to solve crimes?
Detectives say it could have solved high profile cold case 14 years earlier. → Read More
Wednesday at 5:30: Why isn't Washington using DNA tool to solve crimes?
Detectives say it could have solved high profile cold case 14 years earlier. → Read More
Wednesday at 5:30: Forced to work in filth? Employees concerned about flooding inside state hospital
Multiple employees at Western State Hospital have come forward to raise concerns about flooding inside one of the buildings on campus. → Read More
Monday at 5:30: New metro cameras capture violence against drivers
KIRO 7 has uncovered dozens of violent assaults on-board Metro buses, three years after King County promised to increase safety by investing millions of dollars in surveillance cameras. → Read More
Deputies now have live access to school surveillance
Students in ten Washington state districts recently returned to school with heightened, high-tech security: Thousands of surveillance cameras that can now be instantly accessed by local law enforcement. → Read More
JBLM soldier sues USA for Anthrax vaccine reaction
Emel Bosh was born in Turkey but for the past three years, has been willing to put her life on the line for the U.S. Army. → Read More
Kidnapped as a newborn, US Marine meets FBI Agent who found him
Decades after a baby boy was kidnapped from St. Clare Hospital in Lakewood, the now-grown U.S. Marine met the FBI agent who saved his life. → Read More
Kidnapped newborn, now US Marine, to meet FBI agent who rescued him
Nearly 22 years ago, KIRO 7 covered the kidnapping of a newborn baby at St. Clare Hospital in Lakewood. → Read More
Puyallup SD pays $1.6 million to settle two claims of sexual misconduct by PE teacher
A former south Puget Sound-area junior high school student told KIRO 7 recently that a well-liked teacher began grooming him when he was in 7th grade. → Read More