An incident in Parkland involving ski masks and a stolen SUV ended with three suspects, including two 18-year-olds and a 16-year-old, arrested after a short pursuit and facing charges.

Seattle's OLS reached a settlement with Rivas Painting for PSST ordinance violations, totaling $112,734.05 in worker payouts and an additional $8,288.59 to the city.

Mayor Jon Nehring hosted a "Coffee Klatches" session at Marysville Civic Center for residents to discuss city matters, with access extended through Facebook Live.

A Tacoma shooting left one dead and another critically injured. Police investigate the incident as a homicide with no clear link to a recent nearby tragedy involving a 12-year-old boy.

Seattle's forecast indicates sunny days with highs near 70-73 degrees, clear nights in the low 50s, and a chance of rain from Thursday night into the weekend.

Seattle's Beacon Ave & 15th Ave Safety Project is now complete, enhancing safety and connectivity for bikers and pedestrians.

Governor Bob Ferguson launched the "Washington Completes FAFSA" campaign to increase FAFSA completion rates, which unlocks financial aid for students in Washington, emphasizing its importance for education funding.

Deputies in Pierce County learned Russian to aid a 72-year-old woman who had fallen and couldn't communicate in English.

Seattle Children's Hospital announced 154 layoffs due to financial challenges, including decreased federal funding and rising costs. Administrative roles are most impacted, with some patient care positions also affected.

Seattle awards over $1 million from the Neighborhood Matching Fund for 24 community projects, with local groups contributing $921,077 in matching resources.

The State of Washington's 1889 Constitution will be displayed in Eastern Washington at Spokane Public Library on September 15, with Archives staff present to answer questions.

An experimental aircraft crashed near Chehalis, injuring the pilot and causing the temporary closure of State Route 6. Authorities responded, but the cause of the crash remains under investigation.

Former state worker Matthew Ping got an 18-month prison sentence for embezzling nearly $900K from Washington State, exacerbated by a gambling addiction and tax evasion.