Escaped inmate Patrick Lester Clay from Monroe Correctional Complex was captured in Seattle following a four-day manhunt involving local and federal law enforcement.

A man in Pierce County is recovering after being struck in the face with an ax in an unprovoked attack; the suspect, Serena Marcy, faces attempted murder charges.

The WDFW announced a limited fishing season for fin-clipped Chinook salmon in the Snake River, outlining specific dates, locations, and regulations for a sustainable harvest.

Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald's strategy after the 2024 NFL draft focuses on controlling the trenches, with new picks poised to create a dynamic and physical team.

A 23-year-old man from Manston reported missing was found safe, ending community worry. Details on his discovery are undisclosed, no foul play is suspected, and privacy is requested.

Everett High School's library is renamed Lawrence E. O'Donnell Everett High Library in honor of the former student and longtime educator's commitment to the Everett community.

Kent Police released an e-fit of a man involved in a daylight attempted robbery and assault of a woman in Maidstone, urging public help to identify him.

A woman was injured in a Capitol Hill shooting, with police responding to gunfire at around 12:30 a.m. Investigations are ongoing, no arrests have been made.

Kirkland offers residents a $100 voucher to swap gas leaf blowers for electric ones at a first-come, first-served event at North Kirkland Community Center.

Kirkland Police arrested nine juveniles involved in auto theft and attempted vehicle theft at a condo complex, with some suspects receiving electronic home monitoring and others held in custody.

WSDOT warns of a scam targeting Good To Go! toll system users with fake emails and texts seeking personal and financial information through fraudulent payment portals.

The EPA introduced new rules to cut pollution from US power plants, with Washington Gov. Inslee supporting the move and emphasizing state actions like Washington's Climate Commitment Act.

Seattle's Ravenna-Eckstein Community Center hosts a Paint Party with Paws with Cause on May 10 to help shelter pets, including a painting session and punch for $12.