Seattle firefighters battled a basement blaze in the 11700 block of Beacon Ave S; officials asked neighbors to avoid the area as crews worked on scene.

Seattle will pay more than $9 million to settle a lawsuit after a Green Lake bike crash left a rider with a traumatic brain injury.

Delta will launch nonstop Seattle–Rome and Seattle–Barcelona flights next week and open a major two‑story lounge at Sea‑Tac, expanding transatlantic options.

A woman was stabbed in South Seattle near East Marginal Way S and South River Street Friday; a man in his 20s is in custody as police investigate.

A Friday morning incident in Covington left one person dead and another injured as deputies investigated a home near SE 258th Place.

A Snohomish County man accused of child‑sex crimes was arrested in Yuma by a U.S. Marshals task force. Investigators say the probe dates to July 2024 and involves a 13‑year‑old.

At least five people were injured in a stabbing at Foss High School in Tacoma; four are in critical condition and a suspect is in custody.

Jessica Campbell, the NHL's first on-bench female assistant coach, will not return to the Seattle Kraken next season; the team says she plans to explore other NHL coaching roles.

A King County couple is accused of filing a fake will and funneling roughly $2.6 million from an Issaquah man’s estate, court papers say.

Shawn Kemp opens up about the Tacoma Mall shooting, his sentence and new community plans as Sonics expansion talks continue.

Seattle’s Windermere Cup turns 40 this Saturday on the Montlake Cut, pairing international crews with Opening Day pageantry and packed waterfront crowds.

MTG Arena developers at Renton’s Wizards of the Coast say they’ve filed an NLRB petition and formed United Wizards of the Coast with the CWA, citing layoffs, RTO and AI worries.

Heong Soon Park’s Sea’d In will open in Chophouse Row the first week of July, centering on dry‑aged fish finished over a custom wood‑fired grill. The project blends Asian techniques with an open‑fire approach.