A man was found shot to death near Silver Lake in Everett Wednesday night. Snohomish County Major Crimes detectives are investigating and asking for tips.

Forty‑six felony dealing charges were filed in early 2026 as fentanyl and meth dominate cases; Public Health counts show 191 fatal overdoses through April.

Bellevue police found a 37-year-old man and a 29-year-old woman dead inside a Northeast Bellevue home after a welfare check; detectives say the investigation is ongoing.

A Fox Island financial advisor was sentenced to three years and ordered to pay $1.17M after prosecutors say he stole over $920,000 from an elderly Silverdale widow. The sentence includes forfeiture of his home and restitution.

More than 100 Seattle Art Museum employees announced a union drive and filed an NLRB petition, demanding higher pay, better benefits and clearer decision‑making.

O'Looney's Irish Pub in Gig Harbor will close May 30 after 4½ years. Owner Joe Brockert cites rising fees and taxes and is seeking a buyer for the property.

A man was arrested after police say he pried the letter "O" from the Tacoma Police sign and wedged concrete into the station gate, an act officers say could have delayed 911 response.

As Seattle warms, parks and targeted plantings are being framed as public‑health tools. City data shows a shrinking canopy and big gaps that advocates say must be closed fast.

From a Bainbridge Island deal to a Bonney Lake Costco and a 90-acre retail tract in Pasco, Visconsi has quietly expanded across Washington.

Seattle police say protesters forced their way into the Church of Scientology in Queen Anne, damaging doors and cutting power; investigators linked the episode to a viral "speedrunning" trend.

Detectives arrested a 46-year-old after a 35-year-old was found dead inside a tent at a South Seattle encampment; the homicide investigation is ongoing.

John Sheeran pleaded guilty to failing to report knowledge that buprenorphine was possessed with intent to distribute. He faces up to three years and is due for sentencing on Aug. 7, 2026.

A school-board vote tonight could restore police on a Seattle campus, reviving a bitter debate over safety, equity and who responds to campus incidents.