Heather Graf
KING 5 News
Seattle, WA, United States
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Washington's 'Ricky's law' aimed at saving lives through involuntary commitment
Ricky's Law is named after a suicide survivor and former drug addict who pushed for involuntary commitment if someone threatens to harm themselves. → Read More
Fallen Tacoma officer's fiancé sends support to family of Deputy McCartney
"No one way to grieve is the right way. I would say your way is the right way. Your time is the right time." → Read More
Should Seattle's Fort Lawton be used to house homeless? Neighbors face off
Most of the comments were in support of the redevelopment proposal, particularly homeless advocates. But some are concerned about an increased risk to public safety. → Read More
Hundreds pack controversial redevelopment hearing for Seattle's Fort Lawton
Most of the comments were in support of the redevelopment proposal, particularly homeless advocates. But some are concerned about an increased risk to public safety. → Read More
Hundreds pack controversial Fort Lawton redevelopment hearing
Most of the comments were in support of the redevelopment proposal, particularly homeless advocates. But some are concerned about an increased risk to public safety. → Read More
'He was part of our family': Yelm mourns Deputy McCartney
Deputy Daniel McCartney called Yelm home. People from his favorite place to workout, CrossFit Yelm, spent Monday dealing with the loss of a friend and fellow law enforcement officer. → Read More
Unified sports brings special needs, general ed students together on same court
Unified Sports is an opportunity for special needs students and general education students to compete on the same team together. This is Olympia High School's third year taking part. → Read More
Tacoma family among victims of deadly crash in Mexico
A van carrying the family from Washington state collided with a motorcycle and another car. → Read More
'My Cause, My Cleats:' Seattle artist behind Russell Wilson's special shoes
Quarterback Russell Wilson will be sporting some new cleats when the Seahawks take the field this Sunday. → Read More
Former WA first lady on sexual harassment: 'We've reached a tipping point'
Former Washington First Lady Mona Locke is also a victim of sexual harassment herself. Not once, not twice, she says, but multiple times. → Read More
Flood fallout: Hamilton homeowners assess the damage
Hamilton Mayor Joan Cromley said the water was starting to recede in some areas, but it would take time before the town is fully recovered. → Read More
Everett fire officials push for alarms in apartments
It was December 31, 2015 when a massive fire broke out at The Bluffs Apartments on West Casino Road. The apartment complex, built in the late 1960s, didn't have fire alarms. → Read More
Family of officer-involved shooting victim: inquest process is flawed
20-year-old Tommy Le was shot and killed the night before her was set to graduate from high school. → Read More
Port Orchard teen injured by falling tree begins long recovery
15-year-old Caitlin Shaw sustained serious injuries when a tree crashed through the roof of her family's home. → Read More
Good Samaritan jumps into action during Monday's storms
When a pothole opened up on the interstate during heavy rains, Alex MacMillan was one of several drivers that got flat tires. → Read More
Confederate Flag controversy at Tumwater middle school
The Confederate Flag was displayed as part of a Veterans Day assembly at George Washington Bush Middle School in Tumwater, and a student of color ended up holding it. → Read More
Family hurt in Port Townsend Ferris wheel fall sues ride operator
The family at the center of an amusement ride accident in Port Townsend has now filed a lawsuit against the ride's operator. → Read More
Faces of homelessness displayed on Seattle buildings this weekend
Look up on Friday and Saturday evenings and you might see them: the faces of homelessness being projected on the sides of tall buildings throughout Seattle. Seattle's Union Gospel Mission partnered with British photographer Lee Jeffries to create the outdoor art exhibit. It's designed to draw attention to Seattle's homeless crisis, one powerful portrait at a time. Organizers call the display… → Read More
Seattle man recalls recent bike ride on NYC trail
For a Seattle man, the New York City bike path where Tuesday's attack took place is a familiar one. Ryan Packer took that same route just last Friday, while on vacation in New York. → Read More
Safety improvements made after 2016 Halloween tragedy in Tacoma
Last Halloween, a trick-or-treater was hit by a car in Tacoma. The child survived, but a year later his family says more safety improvements are needed on North I Street. → Read More