Natalie Swaby
KING 5 News
Seattle, WA, United States
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Car thefts on the rise in Puget Sound region
In 2022, the task force reports that there were more than 45,000 vehicles reported stolen. → Read More
Grassroots effort led to King County being renamed to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Watch the full story on the history of King County's namesake on KING 5 News at 6:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. → Read More
'I want to help stop this guy': Seattle police investigating after three runners report being assaulted
Seattle police are investigating after a man reportedly groped several women while they were jogging. → Read More
Airport taxi drivers want union rights, public oversight from Port Commission
Taxi drivers, represented by Teamsters Local 117, showed up at Tuesday's Port Commission meeting. → Read More
'They have all this untapped potential': First state library for incarcerated youth to open in January
At Echo Glen Children's Center, a state library will soon open for some of Washington’s incarcerated youth. → Read More
Community members call for justice after rideshare driver shot and killed in Seattle
Rideshare drivers caravanned through Seattle and rallied at city hall to send a message about safety. → Read More
Strike decisions loom for Seattle Public Schools, several other school districts
By Tuesday, families will learn whether teachers in the state’s largest school district will authorize a strike. → Read More
18-year-old charged with sexually assaulting two women in Seattle area escaped juvenile facility
Javyantre Sin escaped from a juvenile rehabilitation facility in eastern Washington in June. → Read More
Alexander Jay's defense attorney files new motion to dismiss
Alexander Jay is accused of assaulting two women in March. → Read More
New mural honors overlooked stories of the Pacific Northwest's baseball history
Artist Damon Brown's mural aims to honor baseball's diverse history in Washington state. → Read More
Skateboarders want to save Federal Way park amid proposed city facility
Skateboarders say the proposed site for a new city facility in Federal Way is threatening a space that they love. → Read More
Shooting victims, responding officers testify Monday in Marquise Tolbert trial
Prosecutors say Tolbert is one of three men involved in a deadly gun battle in downtown Seattle on January 22, 2020. → Read More
Tree removal raises concerns about the heat in unincorporated King County
During the latest heat wave, neighbors in White Center said they are feeling the impact of losing those trees. → Read More
Trial begins for suspect in Seattle shooting that left one dead, six hurt
Marquise Tolbert is one of three defendants accused of taking part in a gun battle in downtown Seattle. → Read More
Local leaders coming together to combat election misinformation ahead of Aug. 2 primary
After potentially intimidating signs were found near King County ballot boxes, leaders are working to fight misinformation that could lead to voter intimidation. → Read More
Record level of interest from public in observing elections, King County Elections director says
Ahead of the August Primary, a standard pre-election procedure is receiving more attention than usual. → Read More
'We are just devastated': Seattleites react to assassination of former Japanese prime minister
Japan's longest-serving prime minister made a brief stop in West Seattle in 2018. → Read More
Seattle School Board to vote on budget for upcoming school year
The school board is warning of budget cuts ahead of a predicted drop in enrollment. → Read More
An emotional outburst, long delays during Wednesday's inquest into the death of Charleena Lyles
The inquest into the death of Charleena Lyles began on June 21. Two Seattle police officers shot Lyles in 2017. → Read More
Former students allege sexual abuse by teacher, claim Seattle Prep 'knew or should have known'
Seattle Prep disputes that the administration had any knowledge of inappropriate conduct at the time. → Read More