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Studio 13 Live on FOX 13 Seattle

Studio 13 Live, hosted by Carly Henderson and Mireya Garcia, airs weekdays at 10 a.m. on FOX 13 Seattle, focusing on pop culture, celebrity news, and lifestyle tips.

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Capitol Hill Holiday Wine Walk in Seattle at Capitol Hill Neighborhood

The Capitol Hill Holiday Wine Walk will take place on December 11, 2025, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood. Advance tickets cost $30, while door tickets will be available for $40 if still available. This event aims to kickstart the holiday spirit early among attendees.

City hears feedback on activation for Capitol Hills problem parks and reopening Seven Hills

Seattle Parks officials plan to submit a report to the mayor by early December regarding the reopening of Seven Hills Park and enhancements to address safety concerns related to homeless encampments. A community meeting garnered strong attendance, with residents voicing fears about park safety and proposing various improvement ideas, including increased maintenance and community partnerships. Most attendees opposed the idea of permanent fencing around the parks.

Suspect in September deadly shooting at 10th and Pike charged with murder

De’Andre Todd, 27, faces second-degree murder charges for the September shooting death of Robert Fleeks in Seattle. Prosecutors assert Todd shot Fleeks multiple times in the head and neck at close range while the victim was unarmed. Todd remains in custody at King County Jail with a bail set at $2 million.

Suspect in September deadly shooting at 10th and Pike charged with murder

A suspect has been charged with murder following a deadly shooting in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood on September 10. The incident, which occurred at the intersection of 10th and Pike, resulted in the death of a 29-year-old man. Authorities are continuing their investigation into the circumstances surrounding the shooting.

City hears feedback on activation for Capitol Hill's problem parks

Seattle officials received public feedback on enhancing Capitol Hill parks through a survey conducted by the parks department. The initiative aims to address ongoing issues in local parks and improve community engagement.

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The Roll Pod debuted its unique take on Indian cuisine with a focus on bowls and wraps in Capitol Hill. The new establishment opened its doors on November 21, 2025, enhancing the local dining scene. The venture aims to offer innovative flavors while catering to the community's growing interest in diverse culinary experiences.

The Roll Pod brings its take on Indian bowls and wraps to 22nd Ave

The Roll Pod opened a new location at 1719 22nd Ave, offering Indian-inspired fast food, including bowls and wraps. Owners Anubha Singh and Parimal Kumar aim to provide fresh, balanced meals on the go. The grand opening event is scheduled for Saturday.

Community Lunch on Capitol Hill seeks Thanksgiving volunteers, new executive director

Community Lunch on Capitol Hill seeks volunteers for Thanksgiving as demand for meals surges to unprecedented levels. The nonprofit expects to serve 100,000 meals this year amid rising costs and declining funding. Additionally, the organization is looking for a new Executive Director to navigate these challenges.

Capitol Hill Community Post Stevens Elementary School Tree Sale

The Stevens Elementary PTA Tree Sale returns for its 40th year, offering pre-orders for holiday trees and greenery to support local public school programs. Pre-order pickups occur on December 5th, with additional sales on December 6th, including a pancake breakfast. Delivery options are available for specific Seattle area codes.

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JimTImIains, a Capitol Hill barbershop, transitions to a third-generation ownership as its new operators take charge. The change promises to maintain the shop's legacy while introducing fresh ideas. This shift reflects evolving community dynamics in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood.

A New Era at Tim and Iains as Capitol Hill Barbershop's Third Generation Takes Over

JimTImIains, a Capitol Hill barbershop, transitions to its third generation of ownership as it celebrates a new era. The barbershop has been a staple in the community, and the change in leadership promises to uphold its legacy while introducing fresh ideas.

A new era at Tim and Iains as a Capitol Hill barbershops third generation takes over

Tim and Iain’s Barber Shop in Capitol Hill has transitioned to new ownership with Iain Todd taking over from his uncle Tim Collins, who ran the shop for decades. The barbershop, a neighborhood staple since 1966, plans to honor its legacy while considering thoughtful updates. Todd aims to maintain the shop's welcoming atmosphere and tradition of supporting the local community.

Medical examiner Death of man found near Freeway Park was drug-fueled accident

Joseph Manuel Martinez, found critically injured near Freeway Park, died from acute drug intoxication, ruled an accident. Medical examiners confirmed that his fatal injuries occurred after taking methamphetamine. Police reported he had suffered head trauma and was deceased by the time they arrived.

Wilson announces transition team leadership including City Hall veterans, Social Housing advocate

Mayor-elect Katie Wilson announced her transition team leadership, comprising veterans from City Hall and a social housing advocate. This team aims to assist Wilson in navigating her new administration as it prepares for the upcoming year.

County will stick with Connections to operate its next Crisis Care Center set to open on Capitol Hill

King County has chosen Connections Health Solutions to operate the new Crisis Care Center at Broadway and Union, set to open in 2027. This facility will provide 24/7 mental health services in a renovated building, addressing public safety concerns through community engagement and design improvements.

County Will Stick with Connections to Operate Its Next Crisis Care Center

Connections Health Services will operate its next crisis care center in Seattle's Capitol Hill, differing significantly from its previous center in Kirkland. The facility, set to open soon, aims to address the unique challenges of the Broadway and Union area.

Seattle City Council finalizing 2026 budget with a few challenges for Mayor-elect Wilson

The Seattle City Council plans to finalize the 2026 budget this Thursday and Friday, with significant changes proposed by council members, including District 3 representative Joy Hollingsworth. The budget adjustments come amid improved economic forecasts and a shifting political landscape ahead of Mayor-elect Katie Wilson's term.

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Wilson announced the formation of a transition team, featuring experienced city hall veterans and advocates for social housing. The team will assist in shaping the incoming administration's policies and priorities. This move comes as part of a broader effort to address housing issues in the city.

Police Make Arrest in September Deadly Shooting at 10th and Pike

Seattle police arrested a suspect linked to a deadly shooting that occurred in September at 10th and Pike. The incident left one victim dead and another injured, prompting a significant investigation. Authorities emphasize the importance of community cooperation in resolving violent crimes.

Police make arrest in September deadly shooting at 10th and Pike

Seattle police arrested a 27-year-old suspect in connection with a deadly shooting on Capitol Hill in September. The suspect was taken into custody following a foot chase in Burien, while evidence from security videos and traffic cameras played a crucial role in identifying him. The victim, Robert Fleeks, was shot three times while sitting in his car shortly after purchasing pizza.

Blast from the past Capitol Hill skate and street fashion shop Winners Circle has opened on Broadway

Winner’s Circle, a skate and streetwear shop, has opened on Broadway in Capitol Hill, revitalizing a space left vacant by the Revival boutique. This marks a new chapter for the brand, which has undergone several changes in ownership and location since its original establishment. The shop joins a neighborhood undergoing significant development, including plans for affordable housing.

Winner's Circle Opens New Skate and Street Fashion Shop in Capitol Hill

Winner's Circle, a skate and street fashion shop, opened its doors on Broadway in Capitol Hill, Seattle, on November 19, 2025. The new store aims to cater to the local skateboarding community and provide a unique shopping experience. This opening marks a significant addition to Capitol Hill’s vibrant retail landscape.