An 18-year-old was shot and injured in a late-night shooting in Seattle's New Holly neighborhood; police are investigating with no suspects identified.

Seattle officer Kevin Dave won't face charges for the fatal collision with Jaahnavi Kandula, after a review found insufficient evidence for a criminal case.

Powerful jet-stream winds propelled planes to speeds over 800 mph across the mid-Atlantic, leading to early flight arrivals and ranking as the second-highest wind speeds since the 1950s.

Seattle City Council and Mayor Bruce Harrell declare a remembrance week for Japanese Americans interned during WWII, 82 years after Executive Order 9066.

A stolen car with juveniles crashed in Seattle's Beacon Hill; they had minor injuries and face theft and firearm charges. A gun with an extended magazine was found.

A man from Kent, Washington, Dion Jamar Cooper, pleaded guilty to illegal gun dealing involving over 100 firearms, some linked to local crimes. His associate, De’ondre Phillips, also pleaded guilty to related charges. Sentencing is set for 2024.

Former Washington TE Josh Cuevas transfers to Alabama, joining other ex-Huskies and reuniting with coach DeBoer.

Seattle is expecting a wet week ahead, with showers and high precipitation chances, although there will be a brief respite with partly sunny weather on Thursday.

Ben Chiarot scored the winning goal in overtime, giving the Detroit Red Wings a 4-3 victory over the Seattle Kraken and helping to secure their playoff spot.

Seattle pizzeria Il Villaggio sees a 50% drop in third-party delivery orders due to a new gig worker ordinance, impacting sales, staff wages, and tipping. The restaurant is considering strategies to encourage direct ordering.

Seattle and Japan strengthen cultural ties with the planting of 11 cherry trees at the Japanese Cultural & Community Center, an event attended by Mayor Harrell and Consul-General Iyori.

A cougar attacked a group of cyclists on a trail in Washington, injuring one woman; wildlife officers killed the animal and are monitoring the area for more cougars.

PMI Worldwide faces lawsuits alleging it concealed lead in its Stanley brand tumblers, following an earlier admission of lead presence after social media scrutiny.