A boy was killed and another injured in a shooting in Lynnwood. The police are searching for two juvenile suspects, and the incident is under active investigation.

Major Alycia McKinney has left Bellevue PD to become deputy chief at the Port of Seattle Police starting January 6. Her contributions to community policing and formation of the CCAT in Bellevue are notable.

Two Portland men died from exposure in Skamania County while searching for Sasquatch, despite a three-day rescue operation involving over 60 volunteers and the U.S. Coast Guard.

The Shoreline Fire Department quickly extinguished a basement fire on NE 159th Street. No injuries occurred, and the evacuated residents received American Red Cross support. Firefighters also safely removed a leaking acetylene tank from the site.

An unauthorized passenger boarded a Delta flight to Hawaii, leading to a security breach and a two-hour delay after the individual was removed by police.

Washington State Patrol and Traffic Safety Commission urge drivers for responsible driving during the holidays, emphasizing the risks of impaired, speeding, and distracted driving following last year's 78 traffic-related deaths.

A passenger opened the emergency exit and climbed onto the wing of an Alaska Airlines plane after landing in Seattle, prompting a response from emergency services.

The University Village Bartell Drugs in Seattle is set to close in January, as Rite Aid continues to reduce Bartell's locations since acquiring the chain.

Seattle Police arrested Richard Sitzlack, suspected in a King County Metro bus driver's murder, after a Metro Coach driver identified and reported him to authorities.

Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) reports on its 2024 achievements in sustainability and equity, including infrastructure repairs, waste reduction, and community and environmental health initiatives.

Seattle anticipates a week of steady rain, with a 100% chance of substantial precipitation and high humidity, according to the National Weather Service.

Shon Barnes is appointed as Seattle's new Police Chief, earning widespread praise for his commitment to community engagement and evidence-based policing practices.

A Michigan man was sentenced to three years for running a refund scam that defrauded retailers of over $4 million using his "Simple Refunds" Telegram channel.