SPOKANE, Wash. -- Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers in Washington detected 164 firearms in travelers’ carry-on luggage in 2022, setting a new record. The majority of the firearms were discovered at Sea-Tac Airport, but the Spokane International Airport also had…
SEATAC, Wash. — Pilots from Delta Airlines are planning to picket at SeaTac International Airport on Tuesday. The 90-minute picket is scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m., according to a release from the Air Line Pilots Association, International. Delta responded…
It was another day of travel problems for people trying to fly in and out of Spokane.
SEATAC, Wash. (AP) - The Federal Detention Center in SeaTac says it has a cluster of infections among inmates and staff. The Seattle Times reports that as of Thursday, the Federal Bureau of Prisons said 31 inmates and six staff…
SEATAC, Wash. (AP) - A man was arrested on investigation of misdemeanor assault following an altercation with a gate agent at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Port of Seattle police said the assault happened around 12:30 p.m. Monday at Gate N14 as…
Police responded to reports of a suspcious device found near the ticket counters at Sea-Tac Airport, our sister station KOMO reported Thursday afternoon.
UPDATE: While at least two flights from Spokane to Seattle took off without issue Tuesday morning, five others were canceled and three were delayed. If you're planning to fly to Seattle in the coming days, you'll want to check your flight status with your airline.
It's Christmas time -- and for millions of Americans, that means family to see and places to go.
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee and Attorney General Bob Ferguson say they're concerned about reports that dozens of asylum-seeking mothers separated from their children after crossing the Southwest border are now being held at a federal prison in SeaTac.
Authorities say the body of a woman was found in a SeaTac mobile home damaged by fire.
International travelers across the nation faced big delays Monday night because of a massive computer glitch at Customs and Border Protection.
A federal judge has approved an $8.2 million court settlement to resolve the claims of thousands of workers who said they were paid less than $15 per hour after the minimum wage law in SeaTac went into effect.
