Progressive activist and political organizer Katie Wilson, who has been likened to self-proclaimed socialist Zohran Mamdani, came out on top in Seattle's mayoral race.

Katie Wilson, who narrowly defeated the incumbent, Bruce Harrell, emerged from the city’s left-wing activist class and brings with her little experience in governing.

In her first national interview, Mayor-Elect Katie Wilson talks to CNN’s Erin Burnett about her win in Sacramento and why she’s fine with being called a socialist.

The progressive challenger seeking to oust Seattle’s business-friendly mayor widened her slim lead as the final votes are tallied from the Nov. 4 election, but the race remains undecided and likely headed for a recount.

KIRO Newsradio hasn't made the official call, but if Charlie Harger were to wager: Mayor Bruce Harrell's speech at 12 p.m. Thursday will be a concession, and by this time tomorrow we'll be calling her "Mayor-elect Katie Wilson." Listen to Seattle's Morning ...

Democratic Seattle Mayor-elect Katie Wilson declared that she will not allow private grocery stores to close in a resurfaced video

Seattle mayoral challenger Katie Wilson’s parents have backed her campaign in the form of $2,000-per-month day care for her 2-year-old.