SEATTLE, WA -- On April 1, 1989, station KING5-TV aired a prank story claiming the collapse of the Space Needle. Even thought the story aired inside the station's weekly local comedy show Almost Live, ...

Those were the words from the KING 5 newsroom, which aired live on April 1, 1989, that launched perhaps the most infamous April Fools' Day prank in Seattle history and sent many in Washington state ...

The Space Needle is located in Seattle Washington. It was built in 1962 just in time for the World's Fair. The top looks like a Flying Saucer and is meant to inspire people to look towards the future.

It’s April 1. Time to double-take at everything you see online! Which is different from every day … right? April Fools’ Day is back, and Seattle is getting a ...

In the heart of Seattle’s skyline stands a monument to imagination and innovation—the Space Needle. The futuristic tower has become one of the most iconic landmarks in the Pacific Northwest. Whether ...

SEATTLE — Have you ever wondered what it's like to climb the Space Needle step by step? This Sunday, September 28, climbers from across the region will ascend all 832 steps of Seattle's iconic Space ...

SEATTLE — An art installation featuring 30 laser beams in primary colors will shine from the top of the Space Needle Friday night. The show, called GuideStar, draws inspiration from astronomical guide ...