Four zebras escaped from a trailer in Washington; three were captured while one is still missing. The bizarre incident involved state patrols and locals in the pursuit.

The WDFW has set dates for spring Chinook salmon fishing on the Snake River, with specific rules and a forecasted pre-season allocation of 493 fish for recreational fishery.

U.S. Attorney Tessa Gorman honored National Crime Victims' Rights Week in Seattle, emphasizing support for crime survivors and acknowledging those working to assist victims.

Seattle Police detained a 17-year-old with a handgun at a South Seattle high school; he was booked into a juvenile detention center as the investigation continues.

The Seattle Seahawks drafted Byron Murphy II, a lifelong fan of the team, anticipating he'll reinforce their defense with his college-acclaimed skills.

Seattle's City Council debates an ordinance that could cut app-based delivery drivers' wages, stoking concerns over gig worker earnings and restaurant industry health.

Snohomish County is inviting proposals for $3 million to enhance behavioral health facilities, as part of a larger plan investing $114 million in services and affordable housing over five years.

WNBA legend Sue Bird has joined the ownership group of the Seattle Storm, the team she played for and led to championships, continuing her involvement in the sport post-retirement.

An elderly man died following a hit-and-run in White Center. Police are seeking a silver Jeep Compass related to the incident and asking the public for information.

A car crashed into the White River in Sumner during an illegal race. The dive team recovered the Acura ILX, which now serves as evidence in the investigation.

Seattle Kraken's GM Ron Francis suggests possible changes in leadership and roster after a disappointing season, with coach Hakstol's return uncertain.

Seattle is implementing multiple transportation improvements funded by the 2023 Levy to Move Seattle, as outlined in the city's annual report, enhancing infrastructure for all modes of transportation.

Three SDOT professionals are advancing Seattle's green transit initiatives, focusing on fleet electrification, climate projects, and long-term strategy.