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Two pedestrians were struck in separate hit-and-runs in Tacoma on Saturday; police say the incidents may be linked and are asking the public for tips.
Fire crews responded to reports of a blaze in a downtown Seattle high-rise at 2600 2nd Ave. Officials urged people to avoid the area while responders work.
Bellevue police say a person died in a hit-and-run on Bel‑Red Road near 143rd Ave NE early Saturday; investigators with the Traffic Unit were on scene.
Tukwila police say a teen was detained three times after a retail disturbance; an adult was booked on firearm and narcotics charges and juvenile booking was declined.
Seattle Fire crews battled a building fire in the 5300 block of 1st Ave S after flames spread into wall spaces on two floors. Crews knocked down exterior flames and checked for extension.
Crews responded Saturday to reports of a fire at an apartment building on Rainier Ave S. Seattle Fire Dept. urged people to avoid the 6300 block while crews work.
A judge paused sentencing after Gabriel Vargas-Garcia broke down in court; the Bellevue Transit Center beating case is now set for a hearing next Tuesday.
The Franklin County coroner identified the man pulled from a submerged car at Chiawana Park as Jason Watts. Pasco police say the death is being investigated as a homicide.
A Bothell mother said she was "shocked" after the man charged in her daughter's 2025 death posted $250,000 bond and was released with a GPS monitor.
A Renton man was sentenced to two years in federal prison after pleading guilty to illegal firearm possession and fentanyl distribution, ATF Seattle says.
Seven college students left a Tacoma marina on a 22-foot sailboat on April 14, 1971 and never returned. Decades of searches and sporadic leads have failed to resolve the disappearance.
Hazmat crews responded Friday to reports of an ammonia leak on a commercial vessel at the 600 block of W. Ewing St. The vessel was evacuated while crews secure the scene.
Cesar Delfin-Cervantes was sentenced to nearly 16 years after investigators seized more than 215 pounds of meth in a five-month federal probe.
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