Police released an image after a March 26 robbery at Saveway Market that left two employees injured.

SDOT’s new video with Councilmember Alexis Rinck and Sal the SpokesSalmon spotlights 24/7 Aurora bus lanes and extended Rainier red lanes meant to speed Seattle’s busiest routes.

Dozens scattered on the Seattle waterfront after a man carrying a switchblade was stopped by police; the 38‑year‑old was booked into King County Jail, authorities say.

Emergency crews are on scene after reports of an underground vault fire at 6th Ave S & S Andover St; officials asked people to avoid the area.

Pierce County announced roughly $11 million to support acquisition, rehab or new construction of rental housing for households at or below 60% AMI. Proposals are due May 15, 2026.

Puyallup police investigated reports of shots at Bradley Lake Park and say they found no evidence of an active shooter after searching the area.

Potato Corner has filed tenant‑improvement plans for a Tacoma Mall food‑court kiosk; work is expected to start in June and the unit is listed as 'coming soon.'

A man was arrested on the Ballard Bridge after officers found meth; police say he was wanted on a Washington DOC second‑degree murder warrant.

Medina’s council adopted emergency rules to curb oversized "big‑box" waterfront homes, tightening setbacks and lighting rules while permanent code updates are drafted.

Northbound SR 99's First Avenue bridge is stuck open, causing miles of backups on SR 509. Crews are on site troubleshooting but no reopen time has been given.

Clear, cool Wednesday with a morning frost advisory in parts of the region. Temperatures climb to the 60s before rain likely returns late Friday into the weekend.

Seattle’s Japanese Garden will close for five weeks this summer for a $2.8M Ishigaki wall rebuild and accessible pathways. A 15th‑generation master stonemason will lead the stonework with American artisans.

Two people were arrested after search warrants in late March in connection with a September killing in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District.