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.
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By: Ryan Simms
The site of one of Everett's most crime-ridden and troubled hotels will finally be rezoned to allow the construction of new townhomes.
By: Ryan Simms
The King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office (KCPAO) said the shooting and killing of a man at a gas station was totally random.
By: Ryan Simms
0 seconds of 0 seconds Volume 90% SEATTLE — King County prosecutors said a Nov. 5 argument over lighting inside a home in Seattle's
By: Ryan Simms
Authorities have charged a woman with murder after police say she killed her father with an ice climbing axe. (KOMO, POOL, KING COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT, CNN)
By: Ryan Simms
Authorities have charged a woman with murder after police say she killed her father with an ice climbing axe. (KOMO, POOL, KING COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT, CNN)
Following a four year halt, the King County Jail has resumed booking offendersfor low-level and non-violent crimes such as low-value theft, criminal trespass,
Seattle Police are looking for a group of suspects who robbed four different convience stores in the course of an hour.searching for suspects in a string of rob
Officials with the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) warned of worsening conditions on Snoqualmie Pass as Tuesday night progresses.
By: Ryan Simms
In the aftermath of this week's devastating 'bomb cyclone,' emergency workers at Eastside Fire and Rescue described conditions as "truly dangerous."
By: Ryan Simms
SEATTLE — Citing ongoing damage to the electrical system, representatives with Puget Sound Energy (PSE) said some homeowners in the eastside likely will not have their power restored by the original estimate of noon on Saturday.
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