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Seattle coffee shop owner who had city event canceled by LGBTQ backlash defends his faith

Seattle-area coffee shop owner and pastor Keith Carpenter spoke out after the town of Shoreline abruptly canceled an event after online criticism over his beliefs.

NBA March 15

Former NBA player and Bill Russell recruit Donald 'Slick' Watts dies at 73

Donald "Slick" Watts, a former NBA player, has died at the age of 73 after becoming one of the league's Cinderella stories of the 1970s.

Politics March 8

Blue state mayor proposes city ordinance to strengthen transgender care protections in the face of Trump EOs

Democratic Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell proposed city legislation this week to strengthen protections for people seeking transgender care and surgeries.

NBA February 19

Seattle mayor interrupts speech to dupe fans over potential NBA expansion team: 'Just kidding'

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell teased basketball fans with the return of an NBA franchise on Tuesday, only to reveal shortly after that he was "just kidding."

Seattle February 18

Video shows ICE preparing illegal immigrants to be flown out of Seattle airport

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, prepared a group of illegal undocumented immigrants to be flown back to their home countries.

VIDEO February 5

SEA confirms crash between commercial aircrafts

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) on Wednesday announced a small crash involving a Japan Airlines and Delta Airlines plane. (@jacqpatton via X)

Seattle January 14

Blue city judge slammed for releasing violent suspect arrested again for vicious attack on teen

Seattle Judge Veronica Galvan released an armed robbery suspect who then allegedly viciously attacked a 14-year-old in what critics say is a soft-on-crime issue.

Seattle January 8

Seattle police officer fired for fatally hitting graduate student with car

A Seattle police officer who struck and killed a graduate student from India with his vehicle while responding to an overdose call in 2023 has been fired.

Opinion January 8

JASON RANTZ: Washington Dems' policy puts drug-addicted parents first, kids' safety last

Instead of confronting a growing crisis where kids are overdosing or dying in homes riddled with fentanyl and meth, Washington Democrats are offering lockboxes to drug-addicted parents.

Year in Review December 26

Defiant victims who turned the tables on attackers in 2024

Crime victims across the country this year took it upon themselves to fight back against their attackers, with video capturing how the incidents went down.