Liz Burch is a Reporter at KOIN-TV. She focuses on topics related to Oregon and Portland, with a keen interest in crime and social issues, as well as the impact of the Coronavirus on communities. Liz has been featured in YAKIMA WELDERS SUPPLY, INC and is an Emmy winner, proudly representing her Pacific Northwest roots.
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“What bothers me the most is what if someone hurt her? And we came home to a mom who didn’t exist anymore?”
Thursday evening, the community came together to grieve the loss of a teenager less than a week after he was stabbed to death.
Pierre Poulin dreamed of owning a bakery, but lately, the cost of ingredients has been a nightmare.
WEST SEATTLE, Wash. — Several Seattle autobody and tire shops tell KIRO 7 they've been busy lately, as cold weather causes car issues for many people.
“There were obvious signs of a struggle in the bedroom of the apartment, so officers questioned the 34-year-old, developed probable cause, and arrested him.”
A victim who was trapped inside with the suspect a couple buildings over spoke to KIRO 7 and said he tried to fight the gun away from the suspect but was assaulted.
People in Downtown Seattle tell KIRO 7 they’re worried for the immigrant community.
“Following the collision, the dog reportedly ran back to the apartment complex and alerted family members, who were able to come to the scene. We all know dog is everyone’s best friend — but in this case that was definitely proven true."
All eyes are on the forecast, as KIRO 7 meteorologists track the possibility of the first snow of the year for a lot of Western Washington.
“She’s still recovering, it’s a long road ahead,”
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