Bellevue police released bodycam of a March arrest after investigators say nearly 300 laptops were stolen in January. Detectives say a 'ghost gun' was recovered and a second suspect is wanted.

King County Major Crimes detectives posted a Facebook reel on April 24 seeking information on a cold case more than 40 years old. Detectives urged anyone with memories or old records to come forward.

Sunny, breezy days return, but a Frost Advisory tonight could damage unprotected plants in low spots.

SDOT’s 2025 levy recap says crews patched 17,000+ potholes, planted 1,000+ trees and built nearly 30 new sidewalk blocks across Seattle.

Tacoma police say a person was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead. Detectives are investigating and say no suspects are in custody.

WSU and USDA plant pathologists warn stripe rust is developing fast in Pacific Northwest wheat; timely scouting and fungicide timing could limit losses.

A 36,160‑square‑foot Enumclaw industrial property known as the Thunder Dome sold for $7.9M and will become a hub for exotic‑car storage, detailing and transport.

A suspected impaired driver barricaded themself on northbound I‑5 near the Nisqually River Bridge in DuPont; troopers used a PIT maneuver and arrested one person.

A 58-year-old woman was found dead inside a Snohomish County Jail cell after being booked April 20; authorities say the death is under investigation.

A University Place man was indicted Wednesday in a 2025 Tacoma bar shooting and hit with $700,000 in new bail that stacks with an earlier bond — bringing his pretrial exposure to about $1 million.

Seattle Fire says crews are responding to an apartment building fire on the 800 block of East Fir Street. Officials urge people to avoid the area while crews work.

Chef Danielle Kartes wants to revive the 155‑year‑old Alderton General Store in Puyallup; county stormwater and parking rules could complicate the plan.

A Seattle job‑listing lawsuit alleges Redfin omitted salary ranges from postings; the complaint seeks class status and statutory damages under Washington law. The case tests recent pay‑transparency changes.