Brady Wakayama

3 days ago | krem.com | Brady Wakayama

ENUMCLAW, Wash. — A prank in Enumclaw has landed high school students in trouble with the law. “This could have had the potential to be a very tragic event,” said Enumclaw Police Chief Tim Floyd. Chief Floyd and his officers have been on high alert since late Saturday night after three masked juveniles were caught on camera breaking into Enumclaw High School. Police said pictures show what appeared to be one of the suspects holding a gun in their hand.

3 days ago | king5.com | Brady Wakayama

ENUMCLAW, Wash. — A prank in Enumclaw has landed high school students in trouble with the law. “This could have had the potential to be a very tragic event,” said Enumclaw Police Chief Tim Floyd. Chief Floyd and his officers have been on high alert since late Saturday night after three masked juveniles were caught on camera breaking into Enumclaw High School. Police said pictures show what appeared to be one of the suspects holding a gun in their hand.

4 days ago | king5.com | Brady Wakayama

SEATTLE — Western Washington business owners are frustrated they've been erased from parts of Google’s search engine, according to several businesses that reached out to KING 5. "We just have to keep fighting so our voice can be heard,” said Shannon Huck. “Obviously from our story it can be heard. But it's going to be difficult."It's been a tough journey for Shannon Huck and her chimney service business out of Kirkland, Next Level Chimneys.

1 week ago | king5.com | Brady Wakayama

KIRKLAND, Wash. — Efforts by a small Kirkland business have paid off after it was "suspended' for months from showing up on parts of the Google search engine. A spokesperson told KING 5 the business was incorrectly removed. The workers from Kirkland-based Next Level Chimneys came with signs, protesting outside of Google’s Kirkland location Friday morning, blaming the tech titan for its recent struggles. “Without Google, we're losing a huge portion of our customers," said Shannon Huck.

1 week ago | king5.com | Brady Wakayama

SEATTLE — Ballard High School's baseball team is making history. For the first time in program history, the team will play in the 3A State semifinals. "Knowing that I'm leaving a legacy here at Ballard is really special to me and hopefully a state championship banner as well," said Truitt Madonna, the team's catcher and senior at Ballard High. There are high hopes for Ballard High School's baseball team after a historic season.