An Endangered Missing Person Alert is circulating for Omar in Seattle.

A 36-year-old Eastern Washington hiker's blood sugar crashed on a remote pass—nine strangers carried her out on poles and bivies.

Witnesses near North 107th Street counted dozens of gunshots Saturday morning. Police say one person was struck by a bullet graze.

A passerby's 911 call led firefighters to a fully engulfed motor home in Spanaway, where they found a man dead inside.

David Oswald III once lived under the identity of an Army veteran for years. Now federal prosecutors say about 200 rounds of ammunition turned up in his Tacoma home.

Endurance Energy drilled a 52-foot well beneath Axial Seamount, about 5,000 feet below the ocean surface, and briefly ran a seafloor power plant on volcanic heat alone.

Inside a church on SW Juneau Street, two Gatewood Elementary parents are building a nonreligious third place for dinners, circles and coworking.

The Vietnamese spot famed for its fried shrimp-pork noodle soup closes Oct. 29, ending a run that began in 1992.

Alki Kayak Tours says 13 years at Seacrest Park could end without a bidding process. Owner Greg Whittaker plans to fight it at Thursday's Parks Board meeting.

Ex-Marine Akhil Iyer and two Microsoft alums want to help the Pentagon predict supply shortfalls before they happen.

Oregon will collect $101,425 as regulators order the Seattle crypto firm's kiosks shut down statewide.

Developers want to keep only two facades of the 1920 Doyle Building. Preservationists call it facadism, not restoration.

Paige Adamson refused to seek medical treatment, afraid that leaving Point Roberts could trigger detention over a disputed voting record.