Seattle exodus causes small Washington town to invest in new infrastructure
As Seattle housing prices continue to skyrocket, many look outside the city leading to new improvements needed in small towns like Sultan.3 years ago
Rantz: No coincidence the Jan. 6 hearings are airing on prime time
Starting June 9, the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol will present its findings.3 years ago
Burglar caught by Woodinville seven-year-old in family living room
A home burglary was stopped in Woodinville last week when a seven-year-old girl confronted the intruder after checking on the family dog.3 years ago
Suits: You should be shocked about the increase in youth drug deaths
The nation grapples with an increase in substance misuse and suicide death rates.3 years ago
WA鈥檚 ban on high capacity magazines challenged in US District Court
A non-profit that promotes gun rights has filed suit against the Washington AG, challenging the state鈥檚 recently passed ban on high-capacity magazines.3 years ago
Vape cartridges sold at Woodinville HS may have contained fentanyl
Police are investigating the possibility of fentanyl found in cannabis vape cartridges sold at Woodinville High School.3 years ago
AG Ferguson seeks protection for out-of-state abortion providers
Washington AG Bob Ferguson sent a letter asking to not disqualify out-of-state abortion providers from obtaining a license to practice medicine if they're penalized if Roe v. Wade is overturned.3 years ago
Cannabis Safety Taskforce aims to prevent pot shop robberies in King County
The King County Council has officially passed legislation to create a Cannabis Safety Taskforce, to help ease the wave of robberies across the region.3 years ago
Jason Rantz warns of Antifa threat looming over weekend abortion protests
Pacific Northwest Antifa already made appearances this weekend and Rantz is seeing online chatter of "direct action" organizing.3 years ago
Battle lines drawn among Republicans in state House over heated exchange between lawmaker, security
Republican state Rep. Robert Sutherland believes he has more support than ever following a verbal confrontation with a top House security official.3 years ago
With suspension of jury trials, Whatcom among ‘top places in state for property crime,’ says prosecutor
The Whatcom County prosecutor discusses two reasons why property crime in his region has spiked in recent months, and possible solutions.3 years ago
鈥楴ot the way I was planning to leave:鈥� Jonathan Choe recounts his termination from KOMO
Former KOMO News reporter Jonathan Choe admits that he made a series of mistakes that led up to his termination from the Sinclair-owned media company,3 years ago
Police get man to safety after climbing crane in downtown Seattle
A man climbed a crane in downtown Seattle, on Friday afternoon. Seattle police got him to safety after nearly an hour of negotiations.3 years ago
Wife suing Seattle over husband’s death, ‘decisions from leaders’ that slowed responders
The family of William Yurek, who died in his home in Seattle in November, filed a $10 million wrongful death claim against the city this week.3 years ago
Washington treasurer pushes Congress for solution to rash of violent pot shop robberies
In the wake of a rash of violent pot shop robberies over the last few months, state Treasurer Mike Pellicciotti is pushing Congress for solutions.3 years ago
鈥楬e wanted to serve people鈥�: Pierce County honors late deputy with memorial fund
Late Pierce County Sheriff's deputy Dominique 鈥淒om鈥� Calata leaves behind a wife and child. Pierce County created a memorial fund in his honor.3 years ago
Suits: ‘So Seattle’ to refer to repeat offenders as ‘high utilizers’
A new High Utilizer Initiative aims to identify repeat offenders in Seattle, calling them "high utilization individuals."3 years ago
State’s youngest lawmaker reflects on his first session with eyes toward re-election
With the session now having wrapped up, the state's youngest lawmaker is now turning his focus toward a reelection bid this fall.3 years ago
KTTH’s Bryan Suits’ Thursday livestream lunch on Facebook Live
Watch KTTH's Bryan Suits' Thursday Facebook Live broadcast, and hear his latest takes on Ukraine.3 years ago
Suits: Seattle mayor has ‘amazing dodge’ to question about encampments
At the same event where Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell extended outdoor dining permits, he also seemed to dodge a question about clearing camps.3 years ago
Uniformed Tacoma police officer declares 鈥楲et鈥檚 go Brandon鈥� in resignation over police reform
A Tacoma police officer resigns in protest over police reform efforts that have left his department in an untenable "gray area."3 years ago
Legal analyst: Richard Sherman plea deal was ‘a fair sentence’
Legal analyst Anne Bremner spoke to KTTH's Jason Rantz Show to provide insight into whether Richard Sherman received special treatment.3 years ago
Pierce County Sheriff defends department after recent use of force report
Pierce County Sheriff Ed Troyer is defending his staff after claims the department uses force far more often on people of color and minority groups.3 years ago
