A Pierce County Sheriff's sergeant has been arrested on suspicion of first-degree assault. Robert Glen Carpenter was booked into the Pierce county jail shortly after 2 a.m. Friday.
Bellevue police are targeting the fitness and martial arts community, but are seeking anyone willing to be an officer as the department faces a staffing shortage.
Hundreds of chickens were stolen from a Skagit Valley farm, leaving the family without eggs they depend on for income. Now the farm’s customers are banding together to help them stay afloat.
Seattle City Council took a step closer toward legislation that would make "accessory dwelling units" easier to build, opening up a handful of new options for potential home buyers.
A 50-year-old North Bend man was arrested Wednesday following an investigation out of Edmonds, and a search for a suspect who assaulted a child at the Ranch 99 grocery store.
Shorewood High School in Shoreline was placed on lockdown for an online threat and "an additional presence on campus." No one is allowed to enter to leave the school.
6000 untested blood samples could lead to the King County Medical Examiner's Office losing their accreditation. Could more funding solve the issue? KIRO 7 reports.
Amazon's $15 raise for warehouse workers may not actually be the slam dunk it originally seemed to be, as employees lose stock options and monthly bonuses.
Seattle police and the city's public utilities department have very few solutions to the trend of illegal dumping across the city. Some comes from homeless camps, but a lot comes from homes.
A Magnolia store owner is raising questions about Seattle police response times as he investigates the burglary and theft of his own store by two unknown suspects.
More than 6,400 rape kits from Washington state have not yet been submitted to the national crime lab for testing, according to Attorney General Bob Ferguson's office.
Starting in March 2019, King County will enact an inquest process that allows victims of police shootings to call their own witnesses, among a series of other sweeping changes.
While Seattle leaders will not allow scooter shares in town, Lime is waging a campaign to get residents to demand the city allow the electric scooters.
A recent report has Tacoma's median rent sitting just $100 behind Seattle's for both one and two-bedroom apartments, as the city continues its recent growth spurt.
Sound Transit discovered cracks in light rail tracks entering South Seattle in September. It informed the public about repairs this week. Meanwhile, trains will run 10 mph entering the city.
The Infamous Kitsap Ferry Riot pitted punks against police on the last run to Seattle from Bremerton in 1987. The story has become a legendary tale in the Northwest the underground music scene.
KIRO Radio's Mike Lewis says Tuesday's announcement is one of the most important events for Seattle's future in hockey, besides when an actual puck drops on the ice in 2020.
Three separate Starbucks employees reveal that they regularly have to clean up hypodermic needles in bathrooms. Is the chain's new bathroom policy to blame?
22 tiny homes at Lake Union Village will be open to men, women, couples, and pets in need of shelter, as the project enters into its final stages before opening its doors.
