A 29-year-old was arrested after a red SUV allegedly struck two vehicles and fled. Officers used a PIT stop and cited the driver on multiple violations.

Pierce County rescue divers retrieved a man from the Thea Foss Waterway Tuesday; responders performed CPR on shore and the man was taken to a hospital.

Robert Sarver's real estate arm acquired 222 Fifth, a 10‑story life‑science tower near the Space Needle. The purchase marks the firm's first Seattle entry and spotlights local lab demand.

Life Time paid $32M for the former Fred Meyer in Redmond, turning a 140,000‑sf vacancy into a planned Seattle‑area athletic club.

Bloomberg reports Amazon flagged hundreds of thousands of suspected child-sex-abuse images in datasets used for AI training; child-safety groups say missing provenance makes many reports inactionable.

WSDOT plans a roundabout at SR 305 and High School Road and will host an open house next Wednesday to gather public feedback.

A co-leader of a 2022 home-invasion ring that targeted Asian families pleaded guilty to federal racketeering; sentencing is set for May 6, 2026.

Masked burglars hit a shop next to Lumen Field before dawn and stole more than $50,000 in Seahawks merchandise. Police are investigating and seeking tips.

Samir Bodas, co-founder of Bellevue contract-intelligence company Icertis, has died at 61 after a battle with cancer. He helped scale Icertis into a global leader and stepped back last year to focus on his health.

Gig Harbor officials say the long‑planned Commercial Fishing Homeport at Ancich Waterfront Park will move into construction this year and finish by late 2026.

King County deputies and SWAT executed a warrant on Vashon Island after a months‑long narcotics probe; one person was arrested and booked on distribution counts.

ICE agents arrested a Shoreline father during a morning daycare drop-off, witnesses say, leaving his two-year-old briefly alone in the car before family reunited the child. The man, identified as Ivan Guzman, is now in ICE custody in El Paso.

Washington State received $12.16 million in federal funds to build 14 new EV charging stations, aiming to improve the state's electric vehicle infrastructure along major highways.