A fugitive wanted for DUI in Denver was arrested in Seattle after assaulting an employee and making threats at an LGBTQ nightclub over a cover charge.

Tacoma police are looking for a suspect after a teen girl reported an attempted kidnapping near the 1700 block of Pacific Avenue. She escaped when the abductor stopped at a store.

A major 45-vehicle collision on I-5 in Kent caused extensive delays and a shutdown of southbound lanes; no serious injuries reported, but cleanup required sand for an oil spill.

The Seattle Police Department Blotter detailed various disruptive events on October 26, 2024, including an assault and robbery in Lincoln Park, street disorder with fireworks, a stabbing in Little Saigon, and an altercation at an LGBT venue.

Washington man, Humberto Garcia, receives 10-year sentence for his involvement in a deadly drug trafficking operation, actively distributing heroin, meth, and fentanyl.

A 17-year-old girl was arrested for stabbing a man in Seattle's Capitol Hill; the man is in critical condition. The motive is unclear, and the investigation continues.

A 19-year-old woman was arrested for the murder of her 73-year-old landlord in White Center after a dispute over rent, according to local law enforcement.

Stephen Baird is accused of a $10.7 million scam and is now a fugitive after missing his sentencing for defrauding over 200 investors with a non-existent dental device. The U.S. Attorney's Office has issued an arrest warrant.

Pierce County deputies arrested a suspect after a short chase involving a stolen vehicle and a foot pursuit. The suspect overdosed and was treated with Narcan before becoming aggressive. He was discovered to have multiple outstanding warrants.

Seattle Police arrested a 73-year-old convicted felon after he fired shots in a tiny home village and surrendered following a standoff with SWAT and negotiators.

Police responded to a false active shooter alert at Marysville Pilchuck High School, which originated from an online message in California, resulting in a lockdown that ended safely.

A man in Kitsap County has been charged with a hate crime, accused of assaulting two teenagers, including trying to strangle one with a noose after discovering his sexual orientation.

A Washington doctor settled with the DOJ, paying over $65,000 for false Medicare claims related to unnecessary medical equipment and genetic testing services.