New body‑cam and training footage show how Marysville officers coordinated a rescue that saved three children and helped extract a critically injured man.

A 41-year-old man died after an early-morning Belltown robbery; charging documents say suspects targeted fentanyl. Police recovered weapons and drugs while investigating.

Former Providence employees say a single Invesco fund cost their 401(k)s nearly $70M and have filed a federal ERISA suit in Seattle seeking restorations and plan reforms.

State officials say the 1950 westbound Tacoma Narrows Bridge will need roughly $180M in short‑ and long‑term repairs. Funding and scheduling remain unsettled.

An Arlington man died after a motorcycle crash on I‑90 near Issaquah. Investigators say he lost control and struck a recessed storm drain.

A small plane bound for Renton lost an engine and made an emergency landing Saturday at a GSA construction site in Auburn. The pilot was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries; a passenger was unhurt.

A Lynnwood man shot outside a neighborhood bar on April 10 died days later. Police arrested a 44‑year‑old and charged him with second‑degree murder.

Kajiken will take over the former Skillet storefront in Amazon’s Doppler building and aims to open this summer, bringing abura soba to Denny Triangle.

Seattle is directing $5.5M from payroll‑tax revenue to tribal and Indigenous organizations for climate projects—from heat pumps to food sovereignty and resilience hubs.

Pierce County officials told Sound Transit to keep the Tacoma Dome light‑rail promise as the agency confronts a roughly $34 billion affordability gap. Local leaders say delays or cuts would hurt riders and the regional hub.

An Olympia man admitted to the 1980 and 1984 killings of two Everett women; sentencing is scheduled for May 13, 2026. DNA testing and an undercover saliva match broke the cases decades later.

Lizzie Lou’s Too, the small Southern‑style cafe inside a Fife Harley‑Davidson, will close on May 2 after 12 years. Chef Warnessa Victorian says she’s searching for a new storefront.

Seattle's cruise season arrives with new homeports and an expected $1.2B boost. Downtown businesses and hotels are bracing for record crowds as ships and World Cup fans converge.