A Tacoma 14-year-old woke to a car in his family's living room after a vehicle crashed through the unit. The family is displaced and police are searching for the driver.

DEA Seattle amplified a federal warning that counterfeit prescription pills sold on social media can be lethal amid rising fentanyl deaths. Local officials and national data back the alert.

The Blue Angels headline Seafair Weekend on Lake Washington July 31–Aug 2. Here’s the schedule, ticket info and top viewing tips.

Deputies arrested a man after three women were grabbed and assaulted inside a Pierce County Safeway. The sheriff’s office shared the arrest on X.

Seattle Fire crews say a car struck a home's garage at Bartlett Ave NE and NE 113th St; one person was reported trapped and crews remained on scene. Officials urged people to avoid the area.

Video shows two landscaping workers detained in north Seattle and their work truck left behind, sparking fresh neighborhood concern and renewed attention to federal enforcement.

An 8-year-old boy was found dead after going missing at Federal Way's Steel Lake Park. Officials say the death was ruled an accidental drowning and police are investigating.

A Seattle study of 50 mothers found bisphenols, triclosan and melamine in most breast milk samples; experts say policy fixes—not stopping breastfeeding—are needed.

Vivint’s analysis of FBI data puts Seattle at the top for overnight residential burglaries, with Spokane also ranking high. We break down the findings, limits and simple safety steps for neighbors.

A 58‑year‑old Chelan man died after his pickup went off Old Gorge Road and plunged into the Chelan River. Officials say toxicology was negative and investigators are seeking witnesses.

A male motorcyclist in his late 20s was killed Tuesday night in a collision on 19th Avenue SE in Everett. The road was closed while detectives processed the scene.

Developer Onelin Capital opened outreach for twin 22‑story towers that would replace the University Inn in the U District. The hotel was sold last year and remains open for now.

A hairstylist aboard the Brilliant Lady was arrested in Seattle and charged in federal court after prosecutors say he molested passengers during so‑called massages. Court papers name multiple victims and allege the assaults occurred in a small room beside the ship salon.