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Frank Lenzi

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Frank Lenzi

³ÉÈËXÕ¾ News Director Frank Lenzi came to us from crosstown rival KNWN (formerly KOMO Newsradio), where he worked for 16 years, most recently serving as Program Director and News Director. With nearly 30 years of experience in journalism, Frank brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to ³ÉÈËXÕ¾ Newsradio. He led coverage of major events such as the 2009 Lakewood Police shooting, the 2014 KOMO TV helicopter crash, and the 2020 police dispersal of the Seattle CHOP Zone. When he's not at work, Frank can be found on a tennis court or watching a tennis match. His other passion is music, particularly from the ‘80s. His favorite artists include Depeche Mode, INXS, Scorpions and AC/DC. Frank and his wife live in Tacoma with their beloved cat.

Vancouver BC police: Suspected jaywalker sets 2 officers on fire

After being stopped for jaywalking, a man set two Vancouver, British Columbia police officers on fire, authorities said.
14 days ago

10 suspects arrested, 3 officers hurt during operation in Seattle’s Belltown and Little Saigon

Ten people were arrested, and three Seattle police officers suffered minor injuries during narcotics operations in Belltown and Little Saigon on Monday night, according to authorities.
14 days ago

Missing Tenino woman’s body found buried in concrete under a shed in Olympia

A missing 82-year-old woman from Tenino has been found dead, partially encased in concrete, underneath a shed in Olympia.
14 days ago

Community rallies behind Gig Harbor gymnastics coach recovering from brain aneurysm

Families across the region are rallying behind a Gig Harbor gymnastics coach who is recovering from a brain aneurysm. Now, the family is raising awareness to possibly save other lives.
14 days ago

Bellevue police arrest rideshare driver accused of groping teen

A rideshare driver is accused of groping a teenage girl in Bellevue back in February. Now police want to know if there are any additional victims out there.
15 days ago

Washington AG joins coalition challenging Trump’s executive orders targeting law firms

Washington's attorney general and 21 other attorneys general are filing briefs on behalf of law firms they say have been singled out by unconstitutional executive orders.
15 days ago

Port of Seattle prepares for record-breaking cruise season

Seattle's cruise season starts Saturday, and it is expected to break records with 1.9 million passengers passing through.
17 days ago

Seattle woman accused of throwing hot coffee at gas station clerk over unpaid drink

Seattle police say a woman threw hot coffee in a clerk's face at a West Seattle gas station Thursday night when that clerk asked her to pay for it.
18 days ago

Redmond Police use drone to help catch shoplifting suspect

Redmond police have released footage from a drone that shows how they were able to track down and arrest a shoplifting suspect.
18 days ago

Tacoma family wants accountability after suspect in deadly crash expected to be released

A Tacoma family is urging accountability from the King County justice system after a woman, who’s accused of crashing and killing their loved one, is expected to be released more than a year after the deadly incident.
18 days ago

Federal drug case involves ‘dealer quantities’ of fentanyl, and a baby suffering from an opioid overdose

A man indicted for fentanyl possession faces charges after a baby overdose, highlighting the opioid crisis and dealer roles.
18 days ago

Washington’s Joe Kent talks ‘Signal’ chat, Jan. 6 at first confirmation hearing

Joe Kent addresses key issues in confirmation hearing for National Counterterrorism Center, focusing on 'Signal' chat discussions.
19 days ago

Diesel spill leaves sheen in Salmon Bay near Ballard Locks

Coast Guard responds to diesel spill in Salmon Bay, assessing impact near Ballard Locks after strong odor detected.
19 days ago

Kent domestic violence suspect may have survived fire; Police asking for public to be on the lookout

A domestic violence suspect who Kent police believed died in a fire may actually still be alive.
19 days ago

Sound Transit preparing for increased ridership during World Cup

Sound Transit is gearing up to host soccer fans this summer during the FIFA Club World Cup. The tournament is six games between June 14 and July 13, taking place on both weekdays and weekends.
19 days ago

Defendants in Seattle Municipal Court left without attorneys for weeks

At least 15 defendants in Seattle Municipal Court have gone weeks without being assigned an attorney over the past year, according to The Seattle Times.
20 days ago

Ethics complaint filed over Tacoma Mayor Victoria Woodards’ trip to Israel

Tacoma Mayor Victoria Woodards recently spent a week in Israel as part of a delegation of U.S. mayors.
20 days ago

Kent man barricades himself inside workplace, believed to have died in fire he may have set

Kent Police officers believe a domestic violence suspect is dead after he ran away from police, went into his place of work, and barricaded himself inside. A SWAT team tried to negotiate with the man for several hours on Tuesday, and a fire broke out in the building at the end of the standoff.
20 days ago

King County prosecutors charge another alleged graffiti vandal amid ongoing crackdown

King County continues to crackdown on graffiti. On Monday they charged an individual with felony malicious mischief. Last December they filed a total of 34 felony charges against multiple people.
21 days ago

Prosecutors: Pot shop paid man to vandalize rival’s billboard

Prosecutors allege a Seattle cannabis shop paid a man $1,000 to damage a rival's billboard, prompting legal action.
21 days ago

3.7 magnitude earthquake felt south of Snoqualmie Pass

A 3.7 magnitude earthquake was reported near the town of Greenwater, south of Snoqualmie Pass, on Sunday morning.
23 days ago

Keep kids away from windows! 30-50 children injured from window falls per year

As temperatures rise, learn how open windows can pose dangers for toddlers and essential safety tips for parents.
23 days ago

Thousands protest Trump Administration at Seattle Center, across Washington

Thousands of Washingtonians hit the streets on a sunny Saturday demonstrating against President Donald Trump and his administration’s actions through the first three and a half months of his second term.
24 days ago

Suspect killed by police after two armed carjackings, wielded knife toward officers in Pierce County

A suspect is dead following a police chase that started in Tacoma and ended in Puyallup on Saturday afternoon, the Pierce County Force Investigation Team (PCFIT) tells ³ÉÈËXÕ¾ 7 News.
24 days ago