The removals are handled by Seattle’s Unified Care Team (UCT), and on Monday, KOMO News had a chance to follow the team and see the process up close.

Leaders said they will help people return to their home communities to receive needed care in those locations.

Miní, a wild-born female jaguar, takes an unbelievable journey from the Iberá Wetlands to the Gran Chaco forest to revive a ...

Dozens of protesters marched up the hills of Haiti’s capital on Sunday demanding an end to persistent gang violence as they ...

Nearly three years after buses of migrants began arriving in Chicago from the southern border, the city and state have merged ...

Former Cloverleaf apartment residents, who have lived in hotels for over two months after being forced to evacuate their ...

Advocates for people who are homeless say eliminating the credit will mean it's harder to find affordable places to live.

There are more than 200 agencies serving fewer than 3,000 people. Why are there still tents beneath the highways and in the ...

Turlock's mayor is defending her decision to vote earlier this month against giving a local nonprofit organization a $1 ...

Tarik Skubal has not formally been asked to compete on Team USA in the next World Baseball Classic, but don't be surprised if ...

A woman pleaded not guilty Monday to fatally stabbing a Kansas City, Missouri, paramedic as she was being taken to a hospital ...

There's a bit of truth to that . . . HOWEVER . . . Look closely on local streets and notice there is no shortage of suffering ...