A jury decided that Washington state is not liable for BLM protester Summer Taylor's death on I-5, but Taylor's family will receive $6 million in damages.

Firefighters responded to a two-alarm blaze at a vacant Seattle building, maintaining a defensive approach due to the structure's risk of collapse. No injuries; cause unknown.

Seattle Police are searching for two suspects from a recent Wells Fargo bank robbery on Terry Avenue North, with one suspect demanding cash and both fleeing with $9,000.

A child was pulled into water by an aggressive river otter at the Bremerton Marina, sustaining injuries and needing medical care. WDFW is investigating.

A Bethel School District teacher was arrested at Spanaway Lake High School for voyeurism and child pornography, linked to a camera found by girls, aged 14 and 11.

Drive-by shooting at Parkland Precinct of Pierce County Sheriff's Department leads to the arrest of a suspect who fired at the building and was later detained with the weapon found nearby.

Over 70 firefighters battled a 2-alarm fire at a vacant building in Seattle's Rainier Beach, successfully containing it without any reported injuries. The cause is under investigation.

Washington State Patrol seeks witnesses to a drive-by shooting on a Tacoma interchange that injured a 35-year-old man in a Jeep Grand Cherokee, with the assailant fleeing in a black sedan.

Burien is celebrating National Welcoming Week from September 13-22 to embrace its diverse community, concluding with a public event on September 14 featuring cultural activities.

A man was injured in an early morning drive-by shooting in Spanaway, leaving the local community concerned. The incident, with no suspects in custody yet, is under investigation.

A man was arrested in Puyallup after threatening people with a hatchet and machete on Riverwalk Trail, prompting police response with a helicopter and K-9 unit.

Kent Police search for juveniles linked to the fatal assault of a 56-year-old man, who died weeks after the attack. Public's help is sought to identify the assailants.

Green River Killer, Gary Ridgway, was transferred to King County Jail in Seattle for reasons not disclosed, reawakening the distress from his past murders of 48 women.