Ryan Simms is a reporter and fill-in anchor for various news outlets, including KOMO TV, WGXA, and KRXI FOX 11 News. He specializes in local news coverage, with a focus on the Seattle area. Ryan's work has also been featured in KIRO 7, Yahoo News, HotCars, WNYO-TV, and KATU-TV.
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Ryan Simms primarily covers evolving crime stories and breaking news, with a focus on local Washington state and Seattle. His coverage includes proposed bills, police activities, and crime in the region.
When reaching out to Ryan, consider providing insights or expertise related to ongoing criminal investigations, law enforcement practices in Washington state or within Seattle specifically, as well as analysis of proposed legislation related to crime.
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Kent police responded early Tuesday morning to an incident where a homeowner shot a man who was attempting to burglarize his home.
By: Ryan Simms
Birman has been missing since the morning of Aug. 9, after a fire destroyed the family home along SR 530 in Concrete.
By: Ryan Simms
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% SEATTLE — If the debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Trump was marked
Calls are growing for the suspect in a Maple Valley hit-and-run case to be charged with a hate crime.
By: Ryan Simms
Taylor Druliner, 30, was struck by a car on March 19 and left for dead in the middle of the road.
By: Ryan Simms
On Thursday, the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office charged 30-year-old Steven Malepeai with residential burglary and indecent exposure.
By: Ryan Simms
In response to a series of recent carjackings, Washington State Patrol (WSP) announced Tuesday it will be increasing patrols along the I-5 freeway.
By: Ryan Simms
Police said there was no contact between the suspect(s) and the residents in any of the cases.
Following Friday's shooting at the Southcenter Mall, KOMO News uncovered numbers that indicate violent crime is still near a record-high at the mall and in the surrounding area.
WASHINGTON STATE — KOMO News obtained a new Sound Transit safety report detailing a sizable increase in reported assaults on both passengers and transit workers.
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