The MMIWP Task Force released a toolkit to support and guide families of missing Indigenous individuals, offering practical resources and strategies for coping and searching for the missing.

A military Humvee crashed off an interstate in Bellevue, Washington, resulting in minor injuries and no other vehicles involved. The cause is under investigation.

Seattle Police dispersed over 100 street racers, first at 1st Ave South then again at 12th Ave and South Jackson Street, promising citations for traffic violations.

Footage shows Damien Madison, with multiple felony warrants, evading police and throwing objects, including a chainsaw, at officers. He remains at large and dangerous.

Mohammed Asif has been charged with health care fraud and conspiracy to commit fraud, with allegations of bilking Medicare for unperformed COVID-19 tests through his lab, American Labworks.

Two Everett residents are federally charged with trafficking fentanyl, with law enforcement seizing over 7 kilos of the drug and other substances during a search.

Two men were injured in a downtown Seattle shooting, with police quickly intervening and detaining two suspects; the search for a second gun continues.

The leader of a drug ring with Aryan gang ties, Bryson Gill, was sentenced to over 17 years for drug trafficking, money laundering, and firearms offenses.

A Seattle man has received an eight-year sentence for drug trafficking in Whatcom County, involving fentanyl distribution. His case concludes a larger investigation targeting a network distributing drugs to the Lummi Indian reservation.

WSP seeks public help to find a red SUV involved in a Kennewick traffic incident, emphasizing its rear-end damage and urging witnesses to provide information.

AG Nick Brown, with 16 other states, sues to restore federal electric vehicle infrastructure funding, alleging illegal termination by the Trump administration. The lawsuit challenges the withholding of $1 billion in approved funds.

An officer-involved shooting in Poulsbo left one dead; details are sparse as state officials and the Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office investigate the incident.

Tammy Clevenger admitted to embezzling nearly $1 million from Morton, Washington's funds over nine years. She pled guilty to wire fraud and awaits sentencing.