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Studio 13 Live on FOX 13 Seattle

Studio 13 Live, hosted by Carly Henderson and Mireya Garcia, airs weekdays at 10 a.m. on FOX 13 Seattle, focusing on pop culture, celebrity news, and lifestyle tips.

Heat Advisory in effect for most of western Washington Friday through Tuesday

A Heat Advisory will take effect Friday morning in western Washington, lasting through Tuesday. Temperatures are expected to soar into the 90s, with triple-digit heat forecasted east of the Cascades. The advisory raises concerns over heat-related illnesses and increased fire danger.

Man wanted in sexual assault at Bellingham park

Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office investigates a sexual assault that occurred Wednesday morning at Little Squalicum Park in Bellingham. Deputies have not located the suspect, described as a man in his 30s or 40s, last seen wearing brown pants and a tan jacket. Residents are urged to check security footage for suspicious activity.

Deputies find homemade explosive during search of suspect in Thurston County

Deputies in Rochester, Wash., arrested a man found sleeping near a propane fill station and discovered a homemade explosive device during a search. The Washington State Patrol Bomb Squad was called to dispose of the device, and the suspect now faces charges for unlawful possession of explosives.

Man found dead inside car riddled with bullets in South Park neighborhood

A shooting in Seattle's South Park area left one man dead inside a bullet-riddled vehicle on Wednesday night. Police are investigating the incident and seeking the shooter, while the King County Sheriff's Office gathers evidence from the scene. Security cameras in the vicinity may provide leads in the case.

Capitol Hills Century Ballroom is now the Reverie Ballroom Its bar? The Art Table

The Odd Fellows Building in Seattle is undergoing renovations, with the Century Ballroom rebranded as the Reverie Ballroom and its bar now named The Art Table. New owner Sander Raav plans to focus on cocktails and contemporary art, aiming for a grand opening October 3rd through 5th.

Lake Beach Alerts now a necessary part of Seattle summer

Seattle's popular Madison Park Beach remains closed to swimming due to high bacteria levels, attributed to contamination from human, pet, or wildlife waste. Public Health Seattle King County reported that 2024 saw 60 beach closures due to similar issues, prompting the hiring of a new Beach Safety and Sewage Monitoring Lead.

Capitol Hill's Century Ballroom Reopens as Reverie Ballroom with New Bar

Capitol Hill's Century Ballroom has transitioned into the Reverie Ballroom, featuring a new bar named The Art Table. This change reflects ongoing developments in the local nightlife scene, promising a fresh experience for visitors.

Court updates Suspect in First Hill homeless ax murders being treated at Western State, Capitol Hill Station murder case continues

Liam Kryger faces mental competency restoration efforts at Western State Hospital after being charged with the ax murders of two homeless men in Seattle. Meanwhile, Shawn Patrick Moore remains jailed as his trial for the May 2024 Capitol Hill Station murder continues, with ongoing court proceedings and challenges regarding his legal representation.

City says organizers agree to move August 30th Christian rally off Capitol Hill to Gas Works Park UPDATE Jesus March will still circle Cal Anderson

Seattle officials announced that the August 30th fundamentalist Christian rally will be relocated from Cal Anderson Park to Gas Works Park after the organizers agreed to the change. Mayor Bruce Harrell emphasized the city's commitment to First Amendment rights while prioritizing community safety. The rally, organized by anti-LGBTQ activist Sean Feucht, will still feature a related "Jesus March" around Capitol Hill.

One year later, Madison Park remembering slain dogwalker with memorial plaque

Seattle will hold a memorial for Ruth Dalton on the one-year anniversary of her murder, featuring a plaque overlooking Lake Washington. Family, friends, and city officials will gather to remember her legacy and discuss community safety. The man charged with her murder, Jahmed Haynes, remains unfit for trial as he undergoes mental health treatment.

Powered by its soda tax, Seattle announces 1.75M in food equity grants

Seattle announced $1.75 million in food equity grants funded by its soda tax, supporting 18 organizations focused on enhancing access to nutritious food. This initiative aims to address food disparities within the community.

Learn, Eat, Heal Kimchi Life Festival arrives at a perfect time for Cal Anderson Park

Seattle's Capitol Hill will host the Kimchi Life Festival on August 24, featuring community kimchi-making, music, and performances from local and international artists. The festival aims to celebrate Indigenous Corean culture and support community engagement in Cal Anderson Park. Attendees can RSVP for kimchi-making slots and enjoy a variety of cultural activities from 1 to 5 PM.

Kimchi Life Festival Arrives at Cal Anderson Park

The Kimchi Life Festival will take place at Cal Anderson Park, bringing together community members to celebrate health and culture through food. Scheduled for August 20, 2025, this event highlights the significance of fermented foods in promoting wellness.

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On a weekend to ponder covering I-5, a call to support Seattles original lid, Freeway Park

Seattle's Lid I-5 group advocates for a permanent lid over the I-5 freeway, aiming to connect neighborhoods and enhance public space. The initiative, which seeks support for the original Freeway Park, celebrates its 50th anniversary next summer and aims to expedite necessary renovations. Recent federal and state grants totaling $2.2 million will aid early planning efforts for the project.

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The North Capitol Hill Emergency Hub will be activated Sunday for a preparedness drill Heres how you can help

Volunteers will conduct an emergency preparedness drill on Sunday at the North Capitol Hill Emergency Hub in Seattle to prepare for potential earthquakes and other disasters. Participants will engage in role-playing scenarios to enhance their disaster response skills and connect with community members. Registration for the drill is open to all interested individuals.

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Capitol Hill Community Post Pedestrian hit by car at 13th Cherry Calling for witness information

A pedestrian in Seattle's Central District sustained serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle in a crosswalk on August 7. The driver, described as a slender White male, stopped briefly but remains at-large as the victim seeks community assistance for information. Witnesses, including a cyclist and a middle-aged woman, may have crucial details about the incident.

Sign of the (medieval) times Capitol Hills old Canterbury Tavern to be split in twain

Meriwether Partners plans to split the historic Canterbury Tavern space on Capitol Hill into two commercial units due to changing market demands. The renovation aims to attract diverse tenants, potentially including food and beverage businesses, as the area undergoes significant redevelopment. Construction is expected to start next month and conclude by the end of the year.

911 Woman injured in random attack in Volunteer Park

A woman suffered serious injuries after a man attacked her with a large stick in Volunteer Park on Friday evening. The assailant, described as a white male in his 50s with a gray beard, fled the scene on foot. Police are actively searching for the suspect, who left the victim with a significant head laceration.

Fredonia Building to Undergo Redevelopment in Capitol Hill

The Fredonia building, a notable structure in Capitol Hill, will undergo significant changes as part of a redevelopment plan. This move has raised concerns among local residents regarding the preservation of community heritage.