Deputies in Pierce County arrested a man after a drug bust at a McDonald’s drive-thru, confiscating drugs, cash, and firearms, including a 3D-printed AR rifle.

A teen was shot in the leg after a confrontation in Seattle's Ravenna neighborhood; he's stable, and police are investigating the incident as a possible robbery attempt.

A 66-year-old man was killed in a hit-and-run on SR-99, with a 53-year-old man arrested following the incident.

Washington State Department of Health took action against several healthcare providers, revoking or suspending their licenses due to various violations, including sexual misconduct and non-compliance.

The DNR assists Washington landowners affected by the Burdoin Fire, offering immediate minor damage repairs and planning for larger repairs once conditions allow. Resources and support are available for landowners through the DNR programs.

WSDOT plans nighttime I-5 lane and ramp closures for girder installation in DuPont from September 15-20, with some earlier closures on September 8-9, affecting travel in the area.

Washington State Patrol seeks tips on a hit-and-run incident on SR 101 that seriously injured a female pedestrian. They request public assistance and information via email or call to Detective Pratt.

Seattle expects a warm day with haze and a high of 79°F, turning to mild temperatures with a chance of showers overnight. The weekend may bring showers and thunderstorms with highs in the mid-70s.

Bridge repairs on eastbound I-90 in Washington will cause delays starting Sept. 18, with lane and ramp closures affecting commuters, especially from Mercer Island.

The Seattle Police Department has been released from its Federal Consent Decree after over ten years, marking reforms in areas such as training, transparency, and community engagement.

Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison sues Glock and local retailers for enabling easy modification of guns into machine guns, amid rising gun violence and recoveries of "Glock switches." The lawsuit argues for design changes to improve safety.

Tacoma secured over $3.5 million in grants for pedestrian safety and traffic improvements, focusing on Safe Routes to School at Stewart Middle School and the South Tacoma Way Vision Zero Project.

Clark County is implementing stormwater upgrades on NE 99th Street to reduce pollution in Suds Creek, causing night-time construction delays in September and October.