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Public Safety from local newsrooms

From KOMO, KIRO 7 News Seattle and 4 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. KOMO1 hour ago

    Truck engulfed in flames after dramatic crash on I-405 in Bothell

    Huge flames poured from a truck overnight after a dramatic crash that shut down several southbound lanes of Interstate 405 in the Bothell area.The Washington St

  2. KIRO 7 News Seattle1 hour ago

    Street sweeper hit by suspected drunk driver catches fire on I-405 in Bothell

    Firefighters responded to a tanker crash and fire on I-405 in Bothell, reducing traffic to one lane briefly.

  3. MyNorthwest.com2 hours ago

    Missing 15-year-old girl last seen in Kirkland

    The Kirkland police department has issued an urgent community alert to look out for 15-year-old Francisca Hunter. Francisca has been missing since October 26th.

  4. goSkagit2 hours ago

    Attorney Calls on Auburn Officer Andrew Bryant to Resign After Video Released by Auburn Police Shows More Than 20 Punches to a Man's Head

    Complaints filed with the Washington Attorney General, the U.S. Attorney's Office, and the state officer certification board

  5. The Seattle Times2 hours ago

    WA relaxes energy requirements for homeowners rebuilding after fires

    The Spokane fires this summer ignited a debate over rules for rebuilding homes.

  6. KIRO 7 News Seattle3 hours ago

    City of Renton ends Flock camera contract

    Twenty-four Flock cameras were installed throughout Renton in 2024, and Renton City Council confirmed at its October 26th meeting that Nov. 2 marked the end of the Renton Police Department’s contract with the camera operators and that the cameras would be removed.

  7. Bellingham Herald3 hours ago

    Seeing flags at half-staff across WA? Here’s why — and when they’ll be back up

    Flags flying at half-staff across Washington state on November 5 2026 due to Whitman County Sheriff Brett Myers’ death. Governor Bob Ferguson issued a directive.