Everett high school teacher John Doty has been charged with possessing and distributing child pornography, involving images of very young children. He was fired from Archbishop Murphy High School and held on $250,000 bail.

Tacoma City Council passed resolutions reinforcing protections against discrimination for various communities and supporting transgender rights, aligning with state laws.

The City of Tacoma won Healthy Communities awards for projects enhancing community health, such as the McKinley Overlook revitalization and educational street murals on stormwater management.

The Washington State Patrol seeks witnesses to a fatal car crash in Marysville where a vehicle hit a tree after veering off I-5, possibly related to road rage with a gray sedan.

Deputies in Pierce County arrested four carjacking suspects after a high-speed chase, resulting in minor injuries to four deputies and damage to multiple vehicles.

The NWS in Seattle issued a Flood Watch for the region due to heavy rain from an atmospheric river, affecting several counties and raising concerns over possible flooding and landslides.

Metro bus services resume at Seattle's Little Saigon neighborhood after safety improvements and targeted enforcement actions address prior illegal activities.

Seattle is set to experience heavy rain, with the National Weather Service predicting a significant downpour through Monday, possibly leading to flooding and landslides.

Helicopters in Washington state will capture and monitor bighorn sheep for health and movements, including GPS collar fitting, to manage disease and conservation efforts.

A tip led Renton Police to arrest fugitive Alberto Nunez, who was hiding in a Burien home, potentially ending his threatening activities against law enforcement.

Pacific Northwest anglers can anticipate the 2025 Columbia River recreational spring Chinook salmon season, with some quality fishing opportunities despite lower-than-average forecasts.

ARTS at King Street Station in Seattle announces its diverse 2025 lineup, including cultural exhibits, jazz events, and tributes to historical and contemporary topics.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell outlined the city's direction in his State of the City speech, emphasizing recovery, safety, downtown revitalization, and response to federal challenges.