Shoreline Fire reports crews on scene of a residential fire in the 19200 block of 68th Ave NE in Kenmore. Officials asked people to avoid the area.

A Renton man prosecutors say brokered kilogram-scale drug deals was sentenced to 84 months after a multiagency wiretap and large seizures that traced supply chains to Colombia.

Hazmat crews evacuated a 14th Avenue building after reports of a carbon dioxide leak. Officials tested and ventilated the space while teams searched for the source.

The Washington State Patrol is asking for dash‑cam tips after a man riding a tricycle was struck and killed on SR‑97 near Goldendale early Monday. Detectives want any footage or witness information.

A motorcyclist died after colliding with a semi on westbound SR 18 at MP 25; westbound lanes are closed and the Washington State Patrol is investigating.

Seattle police arrested six people during weekend outreach on Aurora Avenue while connecting three minors and several adults to shelter and advocacy services. The operation paired officers with social‑service teams to disrupt those allegedly seeking to exploit children.

Seattle police arrested 11 people during a coordinated retail-theft sweep at Westwood Village, recovering about $2,800. One suspect is tied to roughly $17,000 in alleged thefts.

A mid‑afternoon structure fire in the 2100 block of South 25th Street sent smoke over the neighborhood; crews contained the blaze and no injuries were reported. Investigators were on scene and several residents were displaced.

Valley SWAT took a suspect into custody in Kent after an alleged March robbery tied to an online sale. Officers say the suspect surrendered and no one was hurt.

Mount Si trails were closed Tuesday after a bear encounter injured two people. Crews evacuated both hikers while WDFW searched the area.

A 27-year-old man was arrested in East Pierce County after allegedly strangling his girlfriend and driving off with their 5-month-old; the baby was returned safely.

A pedestrian was killed Monday after being struck by a vehicle on South Tacoma Way in Tacoma. Police say the driver remained at the scene and was not arrested.

A technical problem briefly knocked Washington’s 911 voice system offline on June 15, leaving dispatchers without location data before service was restored. Agencies are investigating.