BP crews have identified and are working on the source of a leak in the Olympic Pipeline, which supplies jet fuel to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.

King County deputies found a hidden stash of vehicles, suspected to be stolen, near Maple Valley after noticing suspicious tire tracks. At least six vehicles were confirmed stolen, suspects fled the scene and remain at large.

A teen was arrested in Seattle for assaulting an elderly man who confronted him over graffiti vandalism on the Ballard Bridge. The incident received attention after footage circulated online, leading to the suspect's identification and arrest.

A person died after falling onto a barge in Seattle's industrial area. SFD's rescue mission turned into a recovery. The victim's details are undisclosed.

Seattle police arrested a 17-year-old accused of assaulting an elderly man and tagging the Ballard Bridge with graffiti.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell ended the Limited Civil Emergency declared due to SNAP benefit disruptions, criticizing the previous federal administration and detailing local efforts to combat food insecurity.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife introduces MyWDFW, a mobile app for hunters and anglers, offering digital licenses and features to enhance outdoor experiences.

Auburn Police arrested two men and seized drugs and weapons, including meth and a stolen AR-15, after a months-long investigation into a local narcotics operation.

A 17-year-old boy was shot in Seattle’s Rainier Vista, then arrested at the hospital for unrelated robbery charges.

A former Seattle man was sentenced to 30 years for child abduction and abuse in Vietnam, with his conviction resulting from an international investigation.

Seattle completes upgrades at the East Pine Substation, enhancing power reliability and capacity for the Central District, First Hill, and Capitol Hill neighborhoods.

King County officials convened a summit to address rising utility costs, focusing on collaboration and strategies to manage expenses and balance ecological concerns with fiscal realities.

Seattle ranks 4th in the Digital Cities Survey for its technology use to address challenges such as public safety and homelessness, earning the city national recognition for the second year in a row.