An 18-year-old suspect in the Pierce County mass shooting was arrested, with the Sheriff's Office highlighting extensive investigative work leading to the apprehension.

Pierce County deputies arrested a man with meth and a gun during a welfare check at an AMPM. The man had a federal warrant and was charged with assault, resisting arrest, and firearm possession.

Seattle firefighters tackled a 2-alarm fire in a downtown high-rise, quickly containing it without injuries and using specialized ventilation for smoke evacuation.

A hit and run in South Seattle involving a red motorcycle injured two pedestrians, with one in critical condition; the motorcyclist fled and is sought by police.

A 20-year-old man was injured in a South Seattle shooting, with 31 shell casings found and local property damaged. The victim is in serious but stable condition. Police are investigating.

Seattle and Lake Stevens Police, alongside the Washington State ICAC, arrested two individuals for the sexual exploitation of a 4-year-old, following a tip about CSAM.

ICE deported Salvadoran national Wilver Cota-Ortiz, twice previously removed and now wanted in El Salvador for human trafficking, after he was convicted of illegal reentry into the U.S.

Seattle police arrested a 32-year-old man for drug possession, finding meth, fentanyl, heroin, cocaine, and suspected fentanyl pills in North Seattle.

The FBI intensifies its search for a suspect linked to a Tesla charging station attack in Lacey, labeling it as domestic terrorism and seeking public video evidence.

Two women from Bremerton, WA are indicted on charges of financial fraud involving identity theft, with one pleading not guilty. Losses are estimated at $620,000 with 278 victims. Trial is set for June 16, 2025.

Pierce County deputies dealt with multiple crimes over a weekend, including arrests after a drug-related chase and for a sexual assault warrant, as well as an intoxicated minor's incident.

The Washington Attorney General sued Seattle Public Schools for inadequate accommodations for pregnant and nursing staff, alleging unlawful treatment and seeking compensation.

Seattle police are investigating a stabbing in Rainier Valley that injured a man; the assailant fled, no arrests made, and witnesses are urged to contact the SPD.