A fight on a King County Metro bus near 12th and Jackson left a passenger stabbed in the hand; the victim was taken to Harborview Medical Center.

A Washington State Patrol trooper ended a wrong‑way chase on southbound I‑5 in Lakewood early Wednesday. Two people were arrested and no serious injuries were reported.

A Bothell man was dug out after roughly four hours buried in an avalanche at Stevens Pass after his wife used Find My iPhone to show his location. Ski patrol and medics rushed him to the hospital, and a family fundraiser is underway.

ATF investigators responded to a fire at Island Park City Hall and are coordinating with Fremont County and the Idaho State Fire Marshal as the probe begins.

A Washington appeals court cleared the way for the attorney general to subpoena Archdiocese records in a probe into whether charitable funds were used to shield clergy abuse. The ruling revives a long-running legal fight over church transparency.

Seattle police posted an alert saying detectives are investigating an armed robbery in north Seattle; details are preliminary and investigators are seeking tips.

A driver ejected in a rollover on I‑5 near Milton allegedly pulled a gun on a helper before fleeing; troopers later found him and said he'll be medically evaluated.

A Kodiak man was sentenced to 20 years after prosecutors say fentanyl pills he distributed caused a fatal overdose; investigators found him hiding in a refrigerator. The case grew from a postal sting that uncovered thousands of counterfeit pills.

FAA and EASA certified Boeing’s 777‑9 training simulators at Gatwick, clearing a major step toward pilot training and nudging the long-delayed program forward.

Detectives are investigating a Seattle robbery and shooting police say stemmed from the theft of a $20 necklace. Few details were released and police are seeking tips.

Seattle's cancellation rate jumped to about 10% as Redfin says nearly 40,000 U.S. home‑sale agreements fell through in January — the highest January rate on record.

SeaTac’s Pancake Chef has reopened under new ownership, bringing back classic pancakes, longtime staff and new comfort dishes. The retro diner’s lights are on again.

Cutoff day in Olympia left the 0.05 DUI proposal dead while bills on toxicology testing, face‑covering limits and supplemental budgets moved forward.