The BlueBridge Alliance says donations through its Redmond page stay in the community to support the local program.

Oregon will collect $101,425 as regulators order the Seattle crypto firm's kiosks shut down statewide.

A routine audit turned up discrepancies at multiple Sedro-Woolley schools, and the district says it's covering replacement costs.

One person is dead and another was transported to a local hospital after a train hit pedestrians at North Meridian in Puyallup, fire officials say.

CARE chief Amy Barden says her unarmed crisis unit is making the most of its current staffing; an inspector general review found it operating at about 80% of maximum capacity, while a police contract limits its reach and hiring for 14 vacant positions is paused under Mayor Katie Wilson's proposed 2027 budget.

Paige Adamson refused to seek medical treatment, afraid that leaving Point Roberts could trigger detention over a disputed voting record.

Christopher Winchester's friend performed CPR until crews arrived, but he died at the scene in Sumner.

A King County judge cited a colorable self-defense claim in releasing the teen to his father's home under 24-hour watch.

Washington State Patrol says eight reports of possible police impersonators have surfaced in Skagit County this year alone.

A broken arm was the only reported injury after a semi leaked diesel on northbound I-5 near Michigan Street, troopers say.

A shoplifter flashed a handgun at Jefferson Square Safeway security to escape, police say. He's still at large.

Police say the man and woman were living together, making it the city's third homicide of 2026.

Central Pierce Fire crews were at Kansas Street SW and Harmon Way South as officials told nearby residents to stay indoors.