Two people were arrested after a man was stabbed in Seattle's Chinatown-International District; injuries were non-life-threatening, and a knife and Fentanyl were recovered.

An explosion and fire in Marysville caused serious injuries, with one man hospitalized. The local community rallied to assist the affected family. Multiple agencies are investigating the cause.

Greenridge Farms and Baker Produce have settled a civil rights lawsuit for $470,000 after their supervisor was accused of sexual harassment and assault against female workers. The companies will implement new anti-harassment policies and never rehire the supervisor.

A male juvenile was arrested in West Seattle after a shooting, with no injuries reported. Police found shell casings and recovered a firearm; the suspect is detained for Unlawful Possession of a Firearm.

Seattle police arrested a 20-year-old man found with an untraceable handgun and ammunition following a DUI-related car accident. He was charged with firearms possession and DUI.

A 15-year-old has been arrested in Seattle for a Mount Baker neighborhood homicide, suspected of shooting a 22-year-old man. The investigation is ongoing.

A suspect was critically wounded in a deputy-involved shooting in Pierce County following a domestic violence call; deputies are on leave during the Pierce County Force Investigation Team's inquiry.

Former financial TV analyst James Arthur McDonald Jr. was arrested on charges of multimillion-dollar fraud and faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted. His risky investments led to significant client losses.

The "Belltown Hellcat" driver, Miles Hudson, has been fined $83,000 by the city of Seattle and might face additional daily penalties for ongoing noise violations. He also faces stalking and harassment charges.

A DUI suspect and a family were hospitalized after a crash in Renton; police detected an intoxicant odor in the suspect’s vehicle and are investigating.

Officer Jeffrey Nelson did not testify in his murder trial, leaving the jury to deliberate based on other evidence under Washington's new law on police use of force.

A fire broke out in a Seattle residence, where firefighters rescued a critical 90-year-old man and extinguished the blaze within 18 minutes. Cause and current victim's condition remain unknown.

One man died and a woman sustained life-threatening injuries in an Edmonds house fire; a dog also perished in the blaze, initially thought to be a crying baby. The cause is under investigation.