Marysville City Council votes to increase mandatory minimum sentences for repeat public disorder offenders, targeting malicious mischief and supporting rehabilitation alongside incarceration.

Four business owners were indicted for smuggling and selling illegal emissions defeat devices, violating the Clean Air Act, with potential health and environmental impacts.

Deputies from Pierce County engaged in a high-speed chase with a stolen vehicle, during which the suspects fired at officers and crashed into a guardrail. Both suspects were apprehended and face several charges.

Contractor Joseph D. Bergevin was sentenced to four years for wire fraud after billing clients for phony subcontractor services, resulting in significant financial losses.

A man was seriously injured in a shooting during an attempted robbery in Auburn and taken to Harborview Medical Center. Auburn Police are searching for two suspects who fled on foot.

Arabella Watts is set to enter her plea in a manslaughter case involving the death of her daughter in Granite Falls, charged with first-degree manslaughter and unsafe firearm storage.

A woman was arrested in Seattle for second-degree murder after police found a 67-year-old man's body with signs of trauma. The suspect had also caused property damage and assaulted an officer.

An 82-year-old woman was charged with a hate crime after assaulting two women at a political rally in Edmonds.

A motorcyclist in Pierce County pulled a gun on a deputy after being stopped for speeding and lack of tags, but was subdued and arrested, revealing the bike and gun were stolen.

A Nigerian man was arrested for allegedly running a $3.3 million romance fraud scheme, facing 14 counts of wire fraud. He reportedly used fake military personnel identities to scam victims.

A man wearing a dinosaur costume was arrested for burglarizing an apartment in Seattle, stealing packages, and was charged with two counts of burglary.

Three people were hospitalized after a shooting in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood, with the Seattle Police's Gun Violence Reduction Unit investigating the incident.

A man in Washington faces three felonies for shooting himself at a gas station and lying about it; he has prior felonies and was not allowed a firearm.