Washington State Patrol seeks information on an August 17 hit-and-run involving a motorcycle on state Route 542, with efforts to locate a white Nissan Murano ongoing.

Seattle police arrested a man linked to an attempted burglary and a separate homicide after finding a firearm during an eventful night in West Seattle.

Seattle Public Utilities invites volunteers for a clean up event on September 21, at four locations, to reduce stormwater pollution and educate the community.

Seattle man, Andy Chu, has been charged with the first-degree murder of his girlfriend, Zoey Suyun He, and assaulting a nurse following the discovery of the crime.

Two teenage girls were shot at the Grant County Fairgrounds; a 15-year-old boy is in custody. The incident, reportedly gang-related, left victims in stable condition.

Seattle's weather forecast predicts a 60% chance of showers and possible thunderstorms with a high near 75°F; it will likely clear up as temperatures drop to around 57°F in the evening. The week may see mixed conditions with varied chances of rain.

Snohomish County honors the Stecher family for their 135 years of consistent farming during the Evergreen State Fair, highlighting their agricultural legacy and contribution to local heritage and economy.

WSDOT is set to activate new ramp meters in Clark County on I-205 and I-5 starting in August, aiming to reduce congestion and collisions by regulating highway merging.

Evergreen State Fair launches Healthy Communities Day on August 27, offering health activities, services, and a calm Morning of Dreams for those with sensory needs.

A teenage girl in Roslyn, Kittitas County, was injured by a black bear. Local authorities and WDFW euthanized the bear, with plans for analysis to understand its behavior.

Seattle’s weather forecast predicts a transition from overcast mornings to sunny afternoons with mid-70s temperatures, light winds, and a typical pattern of calm weather ahead.

A fire in Concrete, Washington, left three dead and authorities investigating, seeking a missing blue 1994 Chevrolet pickup truck connected to the incident.

Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo workers reached a tentative deal with management, averting a strike and addressing concerns about pay, healthcare, and working conditions.