Natalie Swaby is a reporter for KING 5 News, the NBC affiliate in Seattle, Washington. She covers a wide range of local news stories, including crime, community issues, and social justice. Natalie is dedicated to bringing important stories to the forefront and giving a voice to the people of Seattle.
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Natalie Swaby's coverage primarily focuses on local news, crime, and government announcements in the Seattle and Washington area. She often covers breaking news stories, evolving situations, and legal policy regulation related to crime and community issues.
If you have insights or expertise related to local government policies, crime trends in the Seattle area or community developments impacting Washington residents, your input may be valuable for her articles. Additionally, if you can provide commentary on breaking news events or evolving stories within these areas of focus, it could be beneficial to reach out to Natalie with your perspective.
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By: Natalie Swaby
Volunteers and supplies are being sent from Washington state to help those impacted in Florida.
By: Natalie Swaby
The Business Community Ownership Fund has the city partnering with nonprofit Grow America and JP Morgan Chase.
By: Natalie Swaby
Federal authorities say the hate crimes happened across Thurston County. No one was hurt, but it sparked fear for congregants.
By: Natalie Swaby
An attorney said a tackle left his client with a broken jaw and concussion and he "lost all feeling to his legs" for 8-10 hours.
By: Natalie Swaby
Quincy Jones passed away on Sunday at the age of 91. He was surrounded by loved ones at his home in California.
By: Natalie Swaby
A King County courtroom was overflowing with emotion on Friday during the sentencing of a wrong-way driver who was intoxicated when he killed two teenagers.
By: Natalie Swaby
Police say five people sleeping near an Everett road were hit after a driver lost control. Two were hurt and three were killed.
"It was really hard to watch them. It felt like they're in your home,” said Desirae Aylesworth, the owner of Wild Mountain Café.
By: Natalie Swaby
A family of four narrowly escaped injury when trees fell onto their trailer home. The family had left to get supplies just before the incident occurred.
By: Natalie Swaby
SDOT has met with neighbors and is planning several safety enhancements for the area.
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