Seattle police arrested three teens with modified firearms at the Chinatown Seafair Parade; concerns arose among the crowd, and an investigation is ongoing.

Bellevue police are searching for a 66-year-old suspect after a machete attack on Friday night left a man with severe arm injuries. The victim was treated at the scene and transported to the hospital.

Seattle's DEEL is accepting applications for a Telehealth Services RFI to collect data on providing mental health support for young students until July 24, 2024.

A teenager was injured in a Snohomish County drive-by shooting and is expected to recover post-surgery. Authorities seek the public's help, as suspects remain unidentified.

The Kirkland City Council discussed a new city flag, zoning code amendments, and the Houghton Village Development Plan, highlighting community growth and participation opportunities.

Duyen Nguyen's restaurant, Magnolia Pho, brings a taste of traditional Vietnamese pho to Seattle, reflecting her hometown flavors and supported by local economic initiatives.

An officer from the Seattle Police Department was fired for making insensitive remarks following a tragic accident where another officer killed a 23-year-old student.

King County receives a $450,000 federal grant to support alternatives to juvenile detention and community-based initiatives focused on youth welfare and justice reform.

Courtney Carter joins Seattle Reign FC and Seattle Sounders FC as chief revenue officer, bringing extensive sports and media experience from roles with NBA, WNBA, MLS, and ESPN.

Seattle-area Boeing workers have voted to authorize a strike, with contract negotiations pending and demands including salary increases and improved benefits.

A fire at a Seattle tiny home village left 25 homes destroyed and residents displaced; no injuries reported, one person detained, with ongoing investigation.

Authorities seek information on a serious hit-and-run in Okanogan County that injured a pedestrian on State Route 17. The Washington State Patrol is investigating the felony offense and asking for public help.

A Grays Harbor County man, Randolph "Randy" Cox, was sentenced to 29 months in prison for multiple charges, including illegal elk poaching, possession of a firearm, and trespassing.