Charter boat captain Derek Gochanour pled guilty to Social Security fraud, admitting to illegally collecting $126,928 in disability benefits while working.

Juan Onofre Flores Carrillo was sentenced to 10 years for drug and gun trafficking after a sting operation found large amounts of fentanyl and meth, and a weapon with a grenade launcher.

A man was fatally shot at Cedar Crest Apartments in Parkland, with deputies finding him and several shell casings. No suspect has been identified; the public is urged to assist the ongoing investigation.

Seattle Police arrested a 63-year-old man after binders of child sexual abuse material and additional CSAM were found in a dumpster and his apartment.

A man died and a woman was hospitalized after a multi-vehicle crash on I-5 near Mount Vernon. The incident began with a car hitting a barrier and ended with three cars involved. Causes are still under investigation.

Father and son were shot at near Kitsap Mall but not hit; two teens arrested and face multiple charges, including assault and unlawful firearm possession.

A Kirkland man was arrested for dealing drugs in Seattle; police seized fentanyl, cocaine, crack, and cash after surveillance linked him to frequent sales in Belltown.

Officer-involved shooting in Spanaway after a high-speed chase; suspect hospitalized, no deputies injured. Details pending from Pierce County Sheriff's Office.

A woman is missing after being swept by the Carbon River in Pierce County; her dog was found but search efforts continue for her. Her companion had to seek reception to call for help.

A man was arrested for stealing over $10,000 worth of Legos from a toy store and was found with drugs, stolen firearms, and debit cards upon his capture.

A man was critically injured after falling 15 feet from a barge in Seattle; the fire department conducted a rope rescue and transported him to a hospital.

A man was shot in Seattle's Cherry Hill neighborhood and was taken to the hospital in serious condition; the suspect remains at large, with an ongoing investigation.

A former Seattle tech worker was sentenced to three years in prison for wire fraud and identity theft involving his employer, PPP fraud, and exploiting an ex-partner's credit.