Daniel Faix was sentenced to 10 years for fentanyl distribution and illegal firearm possession. After a guilty plea, the U.S. District Judge imposed the sentence for his repeat offenses and risk to the community.

The USO Northwest Center at Sea-Tac Airport is seeking volunteers to assist military personnel and their families as they transit, providing comfort and support.

A woman was found deceased in her Auburn apartment, leading to an investigation into a suspected domestic violence homicide and the arrest of her partner.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announces two new off-leash dog areas in West Seattle Stadium and Othello Park, with plans to develop more pending additional funding.

Murphy's Pub, a historic Irish bar in Seattle, faces potential demolition, but the community is rallying to save it with a fundraising goal of $3.5 million.

An Everett man was sentenced to supervised mental health treatment for animal cruelty, facing potential prison if terms are violated. He'll also pay restitution and fines, and is banned from owning animals.

Bellevue calls for nominations for its 34th annual Community Leadership Awards, hosted by Bellevue Youth Link, to honor young community contributors. Nominations close on May 3, with an award ceremony scheduled for May 22 at Bellevue City Hall.

Tyler O'Neill hits a record fifth consecutive opening day homer, leading the Red Sox to a 6-4 win against the Mariners.

Washington health officials suspended a counselor, Alicia Kaye Stowe, over allegations of sexual misconduct with a minor. Her credentials are revoked pending investigation.

This article offers a guide for Seattle Mariners fans attending the 2024 season opener at T-Mobile Park, detailing new food options, entry policies, fan experiences, transportation tips, and reminders about the bag policy.

Agencies in Washington State plan to reintroduce bull trout to Sullivan Lake and Harvey Creek to establish a self-sustaining population as part of a broader conservation initiative.

A month-long closure of 15th Avenue Southwest in the Capitol area begins April 1st for road and sidewalk improvements, affecting traffic and pedestrians.

A driver was targeted in a road rage shooting on SR 167 near Renton; the vehicle was hit, but the driver escaped unharmed. Authorities seek witnesses.