Over 150 vehicles and an estimated 500 people engaged in an illegal street takeover in Seattle's Lower Queen Anne, causing chaos and concern among local residents.

A series of violent incidents involving shootings and stabbings occurred in Seattle over the weekend, with one juvenile shot and others fleeing, leaving the police to investigate.

A 13-year-old boy in Spanaway died from a suspected overdose at a home where drug paraphernalia was found. Paramedics could not revive him, and an unrelated adult was arrested at the scene. The case is under investigation.

U.S. Attorney Tessa Gorman announced the seizure of over 16 kg of fentanyl and 60,000 pills in a law enforcement operation, resulting in four arrests.

Kirkland police arrested two 16-year-olds for a crime spree including theft and burglary. The suspects were booked and faced multiple charges following various crimes, with one incident occurring outside the police station.

A man died after a stabbing at the Capitol Hill light-rail station in Seattle. The 37-year-old victim succumbed to his injuries at the hospital. Police have no suspects and are seeking witnesses.

A man was shot in the leg in Seattle's Chinatown-International District and hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries; the shooter is still at large.

A man was injured and robbed at gunpoint in downtown Seattle, prompting a police probe. He was treated for a graze wound after chasing the shooter. The public is asked to share information.

A 13-year-old boy died of a suspected overdose in Spanaway, with drug paraphernalia found at the scene; an adult was arrested on an unrelated warrant.

The Washington Attorney General sues the Seattle Archdiocese for not complying with subpoenas related to an investigation into the handling of child sex abuse allegations.

Five juveniles were arrested in Seattle following a crime spree, after leading police on a chase and crashing a vehicle. They are linked to robberies, assaults, and auto thefts.

A man has been arrested in Seattle for multiple armed robberies that he orchestrated by luring his victims through online ads before robbing them at gunpoint.

Ex-CEO of S-Ray, Stephen Baird, admitted to wire fraud, deceiving investors out of $10.7 million. He faces a potential 7-year prison term and must pay restitution.