Kristin Goodwillie is a news reporter for KING 5 Media Group, based in Seattle, Washington. With a focus on local news, Kristin covers a wide range of topics including weather, crime, community events, and human interest stories. Her work has also been featured in KREM 2 Media Group and KGW-TV.
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The search has ramped up for a suspect who assaulted a man in his 70s with a hatchet. Federal Way officials say it was a random attack.
By: Kristin Goodwillie
A Washington family is thanking a good Samaritan after he saved their loved one involved in a crash on Christmas.
By: Kristin Goodwillie
In Seattle, two vacant buildings have caught fire just three days into the New Year and have caused frustration for firefighters.
By: Kristin Goodwillie
Seattle Police are investigating a series of lewd and intimidating alleged harassment cases after multiple complaints from women in West Seattle.
By: Kristin Goodwillie
The college football national championship game kicks off Monday and there's a lot of excitement in Seattle. Crowds lined up to cheer on the team.
By: Kristin Goodwillie
Passengers on board the Alaska Airlines flight that had a blow out mid-air in January said they thought they were going to die.
By: Kristin Goodwillie
Assistant Chief Tyrone Davis and Deputy Chief Eric Barden are under criminal investigation related to alleged crimes against women, a KING 5 investigation finds.
By: Kristin Goodwillie
Passengers on board the Alaska Airlines flight that had a blowout mid-air in January said they thought they were going to die.
By: Kristin Goodwillie
Councilmember Cathy Moore called the allegations "deeply disturbing" and asked interim Chief Sue Rahr to place the men on leave while they're under investigation.
By: Susannah Frame, Kristin Goodwillie
In addition to a criminal case, Seattle Deputy Chief Eric Barden is facing a serious accusation of alleged misconduct.
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