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  • Run for Rare celebrates second year and ARK Foundation’s first $20,000 grant

    Run for Rare celebrates second year and ARK Foundation’s first $20,000 grant

    MISSOULA — Missoulians laced up their running shoes to support families battling rare and chronic medical conditions at the second annual Run for Rare event, hosted by the ARK Foundation at Fort Missoula Regional Park.(WATCH: Missoula’s Run for Rare celebrates second year and ARK Foundation’s first $20,000 grant) Missoula’s Run for Rare celebrates second year…

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  • Seattle weather Monday: light smoke with hot temps

    Seattle weather Monday: light smoke with hot temps

    SEATTLE – Western Washington enjoyed another picture-perfect summer day today. After patches of low clouds and fog early this morning, sunshine returned and temperatures climbed into the upper 70s, making for another pleasant afternoon. The pattern will begin to change tomorrow as temperatures warm into the mid-80s across many inland communities. High-level clouds will stream…

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  • Man tossed by bison in Yellowstone recounts attack; experts warn of dangers

    Man tossed by bison in Yellowstone recounts attack; experts warn of dangers

    BILLINGS — A man is recovering from multiple broken bones after a bison tossed him into the air during a walk with his grandson in Yellowstone National Park, and experts say the attack was tied to the animal’s peak mating season.The entire incident was caught on camera, with Carl Isom-McDaniel stopping to take a picture…

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  • Taylor Farms recalls lettuce from Walmarts in Florida, 14 other states

    Of all the Taylor Farms recalls on cyclospora concerns, this is the only one involving a retail outlet. The rest are from restaurants.

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  • Much higher than average humidity could mean heavy rain

    Much higher than average humidity could mean heavy rain

    MONTANA — A smoky and hot stretch continues across Montana to start the week, with elevated fire weather concerns. A brief cool down arrives Monday behind a cold front, but heat quickly rebounds midweek as monsoonal moisture returns, bringing daily chances for thunderstorms, localized flooding, and occasional severe weather.SUNDAY EVENINGSmoke from Pacific Northwest wildfires continues…

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  • Developer plans 45 new homes in Gig Harbor area near state Route 16

    Developers first introduced plans for the “Harbor Winds” housing project in 2009.

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  • A sunny Sunday, temperatures heating up

    A sunny Sunday, temperatures heating up

    article Highs will remain above average as Seattle weather stays firmly in a summer pattern. (FOX 13 Seattle) SEATTLE – Sunday will start off with a few morning clouds, especially along the coast.  As the high pressure ridge settles in, the clouds will burn off throughout the day, leaving behind sunnier skies by the afternoon. …

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  • Update: Tacoma Narrows Bridge open after 4-hour closure during police response

    Police closed the eastbound bridge about 8:45 p.m. Saturday night. They reopened it early Sunday morning.

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  • Seattle bartender faces long motorcycle crash recovery

    Seattle bartender faces long motorcycle crash recovery

    SEATTLE – A late-night ride home from work turned into a long road to recovery for a Seattle bartender after a vehicle struck his motorcycle last month. Danny Pettet, an employee at The 5 Point Café, was riding his motorcycle home on June 27 when he told FOX 13, a distracted driver pulled in front…

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  • Mariners go scoreless against San Francisco Giants on Friday

    Mariners go scoreless against San Francisco Giants on Friday

    article Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Bryce Miller reacts to a two-run home run by San Francisco Giants’ Bryce Eldridge during the fifth inning of a baseball game, Friday, July 17, 2026, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson) SEATTLE (AP) — Willy Adames hit his seventh career grand slam, Bryce Eldridge smacked a two-run homer and Landen…

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