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Retired Seahawk Richard Sherman pleads not guilty to DUI

Retired Seattle Seahawk Richard Sherman pleads not guilty for a DUI charge.

1 year ago

Man arrested, allegedly threw M-80 firework at Pierce County home causing ‘gaping hole’

A 45-year-old man was arrested for allegedly tossing an M-80 firework onto the porch of a Pierce County home.

1 year ago

WSP trooper to be charged after fatal off-duty crash while intoxicated

Washington State Patrol (WSP) Trooper Sarah Clasen was driving her personal car on March 1 when investigators said she turned in front of a motorcycle, resulting in the death of the 20-year-old rider.

1 year ago

Seattle protest at City Hall: California union president’s arrest sparks action

A significant protest unfolds outside Seattle City Hall over the arrest of the SEIU president, highlighting workers' rights concerns.

1 year ago

Washington attorney general goes before 9th Circuit Court of Appeals on birthright citizenship

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown argues birthright citizenship at the 9th Circuit.

1 year ago

‘A short-term solution’: Chinatown residents cautiously optimistic after massive drug bust

Following a major drug bust, Chinatown residents express cautious optimism about safety and community recovery in Seattle.

1 year ago

11 people arrested after major drug bust in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District

Discover the latest developments in Operation Jungle Shrike and its effectiveness in tackling local crime since November 2023.

1 year ago

VIDEO: SPD releases footage of officer-involved shooting, suspect’s arrest in Belltown

Seattle Police arrested a suspect following an officer-involved shooting incident in Belltown.

1 year ago

VIDEO: Deputies arrest man accused of pouring gasoline, pointing shotgun at girlfriend in a homeless camp

Deputies with the Pierce County Sheriff's Office were called to a makeshift homeless encampment May 26 after a woman reported that her boyfriend doused her in gasoline and pointed a gun at her.

1 year ago

Authorities say man had enough fentanyl to kill everyone in King County

A man who prosecutors say had enough fentanyl to kill everyone in King County is due in court next month.

1 year ago

Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ eases restrictions on gun suppressors, drawing local backlash

Discover how Trump's legislation impacts gun suppressors and what it means for firearm regulations in the U.S.

1 year ago

Man stabbed while searching for dog in West Seattle

A man was stabbed in West Seattle while searching for his dog. Police are looking for a suspect.

1 year ago

‘This is not over’: Teekah Lewis’ mom vows to continue cold case as Tacoma lead comes up empty

There is a cold case mystery unfolding in Tacoma as crews with Tacoma Emergency Management were seen digging in the backyard of a home.

1 year ago

Chinatown-International District gets $1M safety boost as city launches ambassador program

The city launches an ambassador program to enhance safety in the Chinatown-International District, investing $1 million in upgrades.

1 year ago

Washington joins 19 states in lawsuits over immigration funding threats

Washington AG Nick Brown files lawsuit over Trump’s threats to immigration funding,

1 year ago

Demonstrators protest arrest, suspension of UW students following violent rally

More than 100 demonstrators gathered at the University of Washington on Thursday afternoon. They rallied in front of Gerberding Hall.

1 year ago

Bellevue police launch emphasis patrols after 163% spike in speeding tickets

Bellevue police intensify patrols after a 163% rise in speeding tickets, aiming to enhance road safety.

1 year ago

Police searching for suspect after 2 people shot in North Seattle

Seattle police search for a suspect following a morning North Seattle shooting that left two individuals wounded.

1 year ago

Cowlitz Tribe police chief found dead from self-inflicted gunshot, tied to possible sex crime

Cowlitz Tribe Police Chief Charles Gardiner found dead from self-inflicted gunshot, investigation linked to possible sex crime.

1 year ago

Hundreds take part in May Day demonstrations in Seattle

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Seattle on Thursday to march in support of workers' and immigrants' rights. Earlier in the day, demonstrators protested furloughs during a walk-out at Seattle Central College.