Franque Thompson is a reporter at FOX 13 Seattle. With a focus on climate change and the environment, as well as transportation and mobility, Franque covers critical issues that impact communities and ecosystems. He has been featured in KCPQ-TV, Yahoo News, and YAKIMA WELDERS SUPPLY, INC.
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Franque Thompson focuses on local news, particularly crime, healthcare, and government announcements in Washington State with a strong emphasis on breaking or evolving stories. If you have insights related to local crime trends, health-related issues affecting the community, or developments within state government policies and initiatives in Washington State specifically - including Seattle - your pitch is more likely to align with her coverage preferences.
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By: Franque Thompson
RENTON, Wash. As FIFA World Cup fans and international tourists flood into the region, the Renton Police Department deployed new technology — including automated drone trackers and AI-powered body cameras — to handle the influx of global visitors.
A Stage 1 burn ban is in effect for Pierce County as regional forecasts predict record temperatures that are expected to rapidly dry out local vegetation.
By: Franque Thompson
For anyone planning to fly a drone near downtown Seattle during the FIFA World Cup, law enforcement has a strict message for them: leave it at home or lose it. Federal and
The Brief With World Cup crowds flooding Seattle, many fans are using shared bikes and scooters to avoid traffic and packed transit.
Want to avoid the World Cup traffic? Seattle transportation officials say: try Lime.
By: Franque Thompson
The FIFA World Cup has helped some businesses in Seattle hit record highs, but others in the city are still waiting to reap the benefits of the big tournament. While the soccer matches have brought an influx of tourists to the Pacific Northwest, the economic boom hasn't been shared equally — even within the same neighborhood.
The Brief Health officials are urging World Cup visitors to use caution with Washington cannabis, which is often more potent than many tourists expect.
SEATTLE For many Seattle residents, the hunt for an affordable apartment comes with a frustrating twist: the price listed on the lease isn't always the actual amount due at the end of the month.
By: Franque Thompson
The Brief Business owners in Seattle's Little Saigon neighborhood report rampant open-air drug use and constant retail theft near 12th Avenue
By: Franque Thompson
One of Seattle's biggest and most beloved summer traditions is back this weekend, but attendees will notice a major, historic change as they order food.
