Travel trailer fire in Marysville sends woman to hospital
A fire in Marysville damaged a travel trailer, leaving a woman in her 60s hospitalized. Details on the incident inside.4 months ago
Man convicted in sex trafficking case tied to WA used brutal control of women to fuel lavish life
A California man used manipulation and violence in a sex trafficking scheme, leading to a lavish life supported by vulnerable women.4 months ago
Wilson puts expansion of Seattle’s surveillance camera pilot program on hold
Mayor Katie Wilson pauses the expansion of Seattle's surveillance camera pilot program, allowing current cameras to remain active.4 months ago
‘Persistent armed fentanyl dealer’ in Seattle sentenced to 20 years in federal prison
A Seattle man, labeled a fentanyl dealer, receives 20 years in prison for his persistent criminal activities.4 months ago
WSP needs your help to find hit-and-run driver responsible for deadly crash
The Washington State Patrol requests assistance in finding a hit-and-run driver linked to a fatal crash in SeaTac.5 months ago
2025 was a ‘good year for the Boeing company’
After a tumultuous 2024, Boeing had a much better 2025, according to the company's chief financial officer.5 months ago
Tree falls on WSDOT snowplow east of Skykomish
A WSDOT snowplow was struck by a falling tree near Skykomish, impacting winter road maintenance efforts along U.S. Highway 2.5 months ago
King County Metro to expand bus service starting March 28
Discover new King County Metro bus service updates, including earlier trips and enhanced weekend schedules starting March 28.5 months ago
Downtown Seattle has momentum and challenges, according to ‘State of Downtown’ report
Downtown Seattle has momentum, as well as challenges right now. That's according to the State of Downtown 2026 report.5 months ago
Man convicted of 2021 killing at Kent gas station, dumped victim’s body in gutter
A man arrested after shooting three people — killing one — at a Kent gas station in 2021 has been found guilty.5 months ago
UW Medicine to start in-house measles testing ahead of World Cup in Seattle
UW Medicine is preparing to offer in-house measles testing ahead of World Cup matches in Seattle, citing concerns that large crowds may accelerate the spread.5 months ago
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson pitches $410 million library levy
Katie Wilson aims to enhance Seattle's libraries with a $410 million levy proposal, boosting community access and resources.5 months ago
Teen arrested more than a year after Everett crash that killed 3
Authorities arrest the driver linked to a tragic triple-fatal crash in Everett after 16 months of investigation.5 months ago
Bill to regulate automated license plate reader cameras heads to Ferguson’s desk
A new bill on automated license plate readers awaits Gov. Ferguson's approval, aiming to set essential regulations in Washington.5 months ago
WA Senate gives final approval to bill that would allow removal of elected sheriffs
The Senate's final approval of a bill allows for the removal of sheriffs, raising significant law enforcement accountability issues.5 months ago
Federal Way murder suspect added to FBI’s 10 Most Wanted list
A Federal Way murder suspect has been added to the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list.5 months ago
Governor Ferguson signs domestic workers bill of rights
Governor Ferguson signed a "bill of rights" for domestic workers into law on Monday.5 months ago
Washington State Supreme Court will soon have first justice of Middle Eastern descent
The Washington State Supreme Court will soon have its first justice of Middle Eastern descent after appointing attorney Theo Angelis to the state’s high court.5 months ago
Washington is a step closer to having limits on license plate reader cameras
Washington House lawmakers have approved the state's first limits on license plate reader cameras.5 months ago
State senator uses offensive term for developmentally disabled people
A Washington state senator is standing by a remark he made Wednesday in which he used an offensive term for developmentally disabled people.5 months ago
Drunk 20-year-old arrested for tagging bridge in South Seattle
Seattle police arrested a 20-year-old man early Thursday after an officer spotted him tagging a bridge in South Seattle. The man was drunk, police said.5 months ago
Lenzi: As U.S. casualties mount in war with Iran, I remember losing my brother in Iraq
In the opening days of the war in 2003, my brother, Major Gregory Stone, 40, was killed at Camp Pennsylvania in Kuwait when another soldier rolled grenades into the tent.5 months ago
Bill to ban police from wearing masks passes Washington House
Washington lawmakers have passed a bill that would ban police from wearing masks while on duty.5 months ago