Natalie Swaby is a Reporter at KING 5 News, an NBC affiliate in Seattle, WA. She covers a wide range of topics including transportation and mobility, real estate, and legal affairs, with a particular focus on energy policy, public transportation, and family wellness. Natalie has been featured in various media outlets, including KREM 2 Media Group and FOX10 News.
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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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The lab, which handles evidence for criminal cases, is currently processing more than 15,700 cases.
By: Natalie Swaby
Prosecutors allege Ronald Wisner illegally took control of an Issaquah man's estate after his 2024 death.
By: Natalie Swaby
Prosecutors allege Ronald Wisner illegally took control of an Issaquah man's estate after his 2024 death.
By: Natalie Swaby
Christopher Leahy, 31, did not appear in court for his scheduled arraignment. His defense attorneys stood before the judge without him.
Police arrested a suspect who appeared in court, where a judge found probable cause for investigation into human trafficking, money laundering, and more.
Oak Harbor City Council voted 5-2 to strike down an ordinance that would have allowed a Pride flag to fly on city properties.
Jan Patterson, a fencer with 32 medals and decades of competition on the national stage, suffered a major heart attack last month at Salle Auriol Seattle, his longtime fencing gym. According to the American Red Cross, sudden cardiac arrest kills nine out of ten people before they ever reach the hospital. Seattle already doubles the national survival rate and Patterson's case pushes those odds even further.
By: Natalie Swaby
Christopher Leahy, accused of stabbing a University of Washington student, is ordered to undergo competency restoration before proceeding with the murder case.
By: Natalie Swaby
Seattle's police department is under new leadership this week after Chief Shon Barnes resigned and Deputy Chief Andre Sayles was named interim
Three separate shootings in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood over the weekend left three people dead, prompting residents to demand emergency action. No arrests have been made in connection with the s...
