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Police are investigating after an explosion at an apartment building in Everett on Tuesday night. Police haven’t yet determined a cause.
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Seattle announced Monday that the tunnel boring machine that will be used for the Ship Canal Water Quality Project has been named.
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Seattle police said Monday night that a group marching in downtown Seattle vandalized and damaged businesses in the neighborhood.
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Seattle-Tacoma Airport has been flooded by travelers this week, with many complaining about low staffing and long lines at TSA security checkpoints.
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An investigation is underway after a toddler and three others were shot Sunday in Seattle’s Central District.
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KIRO 7 obtained astonishing video showing the moment street racers turned against one of their fellow drivers and flipped his car in the middle of an intersection.
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Crews are cleaning a half-mile stretch of homeless encampments in Olympia on Deschutes Parkway. People living there are not being asked to leave.
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COVID-19 cases among children were found to be rare. But with the more contagious variant B.1.1.7, some experts said that could be changing.
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A teen was arrested Friday in connection with a video of an Asian man being attacked in Tacoma.
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Her body was found in southeast King County on Jan. 2, 1986, but decades after she was killed by the man known as the Green River Killer, her identity remains a mystery.
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The Seattle school district and teachers announced a tentative agreement Thursday for providing in-person learning to grades 6-12.
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Cocktails to go and street dining in Washington state have been a big hit with struggling restaurants and with diners during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Washington Legislature has approved a bill aimed at shutting down one of the country’s largest for-profit, privately run immigration jails.
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Two service members stationed at JBLM are accused of robbing and kidnapping a 19-year-old pizza delivery driver at gunpoint.
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Several boats caught fire at the Quartermaster Yacht Club on Vashon Island early Monday.
