Seattle police say people tagged the exterior of the West Precinct multiple times as a large demonstration took place in front of the building on Friday night.
Seattle Police homicide detectives and the King County Medical Examiner's Office have identified the remains of two individuals found inside bags last week in West Seattle.
The Seattle Police Officers Guild is pushing back against a recent ban on crowd control weapons and chokeholds, claiming that they're subject to bargaining.
Oxford's Dr. Martin Landray, the co-leader in the study of Dexamethasone and its effect on coronavirus, said he was surprised about the great results from the clinical trial.
Seattle's Lorena González, King County's Girmay Zahilay, and Spokane's Kate Burke ask local leaders to pledge to reduce police brutality and reinvest in communities.
A series of rallies and marches are scheduled across the Seattle area on Friday, June 19 -- or Juneteenth -- commemorating the end of slavery in the U.S.
Tacoma Mayor Victoria Woodards continues to call for a full investigation into Manuel Ellis' death, and shares her thoughts on necessary police reform.
Prisons and jails are the new coronavirus hotspots, outpacing nursing homes and meatpacking plants. Officials say there is no cohesive guidance for how to test and isolate inmates in crowded facilities.
Deaths and testing data reported by the Washington State Department of Health have been incorrect for the past few weeks. The DOH has corrected the data.
The governor's office has ordered the Washington State Patrol to begin a new investigation of Manual Ellis' death in Tacoma while he was in police custody.
KIRO Radio's Dave Ross and reporter Aaron Granillo discuss Governor Inslee's visit to Yakima County on Tuesday, where case numbers are predicted to continue to rise.
