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.

Rebecca “Becky” Benaroya, the Seattle philanthropist behind Benaroya Hall and medical research institutes, has died at 103.

Cesar Delfin-Cervantes was sentenced to nearly 16 years after investigators seized more than 215 pounds of meth in a five-month federal probe.

Home cameras captured a cougar prowling Bellingham’s Geneva neighborhood; residents have asked wildlife officials to assess whether the animal should be removed.

Door‑to‑door roofers have been pressuring Seattle’s older homeowners into costly repairs; friends and police stopped a north Seattle woman from losing nearly $34,000. Officials list red flags and resources.

Pop‑up favorite Cove’s Cookies, run by Adriana Shaffer, is eyeing a permanent Tacoma bakery while keeping a busy March pop‑up schedule.

A Zillow-based ranking republished by KIRO shows Bow and Anacortes with the priciest typical homes in the Mount Vernon metro, while mountain towns remain far cheaper. The spread reflects years of growth and recent shifts in mortgage costs.

A Thurston County man was federally charged after deputies say two unserialized "ghost guns" were recovered following a Jan. 22 pursuit that ended near Rochester.