Brady Wakayama is a Reporter at KING 5 Media Group. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, education, crime and justice, and regional interest, with a particular focus on Washington and Seattle. Brady's work has been featured in several prominent outlets, including CBS News, KRQE News, and KPHO-TV.
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Brady's primary focus is on local news and community events, with an emphasis on sports coverage. He appears to prioritize evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements.
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By: Brady Wakayama
People who have lived in the area for decades say they've never been without power for this long.
By: Brady Wakayama
More than 6,800 adult kokanee salmon have returned to Lake Sammamish this year, a surge that hasn't been seen in years.
By: Brady Wakayama
Nadia Kassa would have turned 32 on Saturday. In her honor, her family is providing meals and resources to people in need.
By: Brady Wakayama
SPS recently announced it would no longer be closing schools next year due to a budget shortfall.
The recall effort came after the district's proposal to close schools, a plan that has since been withdrawn.
By: Brady Wakayama
The pantry is located in the heart of campus, which is the largest college registered apprenticeship training location in the state
Swansons Nursery began as a five-acre field that August and Selma Swanson bought in north Ballard in the 1920s.
The vandalism upset members of the Brigade of Urban Preservation, a small group of Ravenna neighbors focused on preserving the murals nearby.
By: Brady Wakayama
New surveillance video shows what appears to be a suspect stealing jewelry worth thousands of dollars from a Lynnwood nonprofit thrift store.
Surveillance video shows a major hit to Phnom Penh Noodle House, after gunshots struck through its door early Sunday morning.
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