Seattle Police arrested a suspect with the help of King County air support after a car chase; the suspect's vehicle was connected to a drive-by shooting and burglary.

Sweetgreen opened its first Seattle location in Kirkland and plans to expand to South Lake Union and Capitol Hill, focusing on sustainability and local engagement.

A man was pronounced dead after being hit by a vehicle in Seattle's Industrial District, with the SPD investigating the non-impaired driver who stayed on-scene.

A fire at Davidson Galleries in Seattle destroyed valuable art including works by Picasso, Rembrandt, and Goya after it spread from an alley fire. No injuries were reported, but significant losses to the art community occurred.

Seattle-area home prices fell in 2023 after years of growth, with rural counties experiencing increases while urban areas saw declines. The market slowdown was influenced by higher mortgage rates.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of steady rain for Seattle, with temperatures around 50 degrees and high humidity. A front will bring particularly heavy rain on Wednesday.

Seattle police seek public help to identify suspects in a carjacking where an elderly woman was assaulted and robbed. Images of the individuals have been released.

Allianz is refunding $1.5 million to Washington travelers after the AG's office found their travel insurance policies unfairly excluded mental health conditions from coverage.

Seattle's Food Equity Fund is accepting proposals for its $2.3 million grants, aimed at addressing food injustices, until March 19. The fund supports projects led by BIPOC, immigrants, and low-income communities.

Seattle CityClub hosts a forum for eight City Council finalists on January 18, where the public can interact and submit questions, with live broadcasting on the Seattle Channel.

Valeri Nichushkin enters NHL/NHLPA Player Assistance Program, his return to the Colorado Avalanche pending program clearance.

Washington State's Attorney General sues to block the $25-billion merger of Kroger and Albertsons over concerns it will decrease competition and raise prices.

Teenagers, aged 14 to 16, robbed a Puyallup cannabis shop with an AK-47. No injuries occurred, and the suspects were arrested and face robbery and firearm charges.