Crews are on scene at a single-family home on the 100 block of N. 83rd St; officials asked people to avoid the area while emergency units work.

Kirkland quadriplegic Tania Finlayson reached an estimated 125 mph in a near-18,000-foot tandem jump this weekend as her family prepares to seek state-record verification.

Seattle police are investigating a reported stabbing in Belltown. Officials have not released details yet as detectives work the scene.

King County cut the ribbon on Copperleaf Northgate, delivering 235 affordable apartments next to the Northgate Link station. Plans to redevelop the five remaining acres beside the station remain unsettled.

OSU researchers find warmer, rainier winters could move water through PNW watersheds faster, risking lower summer flows and spikes in contaminants.

An 8-year-old told officers a man tried to grab her near 36th/Othello; police searched Gatewood and broadcast a suspect description.

Seattle's Best Karaoke will close its Denny Triangle private rooms on April 26, 2026, after 30 years. Owner Shinji Unno says he'll focus on expanding rental and delivery services.

Burien’s City Council appointed veteran manager Bob Larson as interim city manager; he’ll begin work Tuesday, April 28 amid a recent leadership shakeup.

A Got Green report and a Rainier Vista march allege mold, leaks and years-long repair backlogs at Seattle Housing Authority properties. Tenants are demanding faster, enforceable repairs.

A man was found shot on a Kent porch and flown to Harborview after first responders stabilized him. Detectives are asking anyone with information to contact the tip line.

Washington unveiled its first Comprehensive Climate Action Plan in Pierce County on Earth Day, promising thousands of jobs and billions in economic benefit while launching regional implementation talks.

Seattle Fire rushed to a residential blaze on the 10200 block of 44th Ave SW Thursday; crews asked people to avoid the area while multiple units operated on scene.

Gov. Bob Ferguson vetoed $500,000 to extend a retail‑theft pilot supporters say produced prosecutions, diversion options and improved local coordination. Lawmakers and retailers are pushing back.