Two people were injured in a drive-by shooting in Seattle's Capitol Hill; the police are investigating the incident.

A man was shot and seriously wounded in North Seattle; he had been threatening people with a chainsaw before the incident. The suspect remains at large.

A man in Kent is charged with second-degree attempted kidnapping, which was prevented by three girls aged 11 who intervened and recorded the incident.

The Tacoma Police are searching for a suspect who fired at a school patrol officer. The armed individual in a silver SUV shot at the officer's vehicle before fleeing the scene. Witnesses are urged to provide information to assist the investigation.

A 42-year-old man was shot during a burglary in South Seattle and later arrested; he confronted a 71-year-old armed business owner who fired in self-defense.

Seattle Police arrested a man for vehicular assault after a traffic incident on the West Seattle Bridge; the driver was under the influence and caused non-life-threatening injuries.

The NFPA reports vehicle fires are particularly lethal, with Washington State noting 13 deaths and $167 million in damages in 2023. Safety tips include routine maintenance and knowing fire emergency procedures.

Officer Daniel Auderer was fired by the Seattle Police for making insensitive remarks after Jaahnavi Kandula's death, caused by a police vehicle. Mayor Harrell and Chief Rahr supported the termination.

Former Army soldier James Benecke was sentenced to one year in prison for abusive sexual contact on two flights in 2023, and must register as a sex offender.

An officer from the Seattle Police Department was fired for making insensitive remarks following a tragic accident where another officer killed a 23-year-old student.

Law enforcement and residents in Parkland, Washington, successfully captured a loose marsupial that was hopping around the roads, causing traffic issues.

Tacoma Police are actively searching for a suspected arsonist responsible for multiple fires in Pierce County, with authorities urging the public to provide any relevant information or surveillance footage.

A fire at a Seattle tiny home village left 25 homes destroyed and residents displaced; no injuries reported, one person detained, with ongoing investigation.