A former daycare worker in Maple Valley, Joseph Jones, has been arrested for sexually assaulting two sisters and is held on $500,000 bail; he admitted to abusing the older girl.

Three separate wrong-way collisions occurred in Pierce County, resulting in two fatalities, with a driver under the influence causing the deadly crash on State Route 512.

A fire broke out in a Seattle apartment, displacing residents and causing no injuries. Firefighters extinguished the blaze, and the Red Cross is aiding those affected. The cause is under investigation.

Seattle's Mayor Bruce Harrell has detailed a Crime Prevention Technology pilot with CCTV and RTCC systems for specific neighborhoods, aiming to deter crime and improve investigations.

The article reports on Debbie Rawle, former director of a tribal non-profit, being sentenced to five months for embezzling funds intended for Native American job assistance.

Two people were shot during a gunfight in Seattle's Yesler Terrace. Police found shell casings, blood, and bullet-ridden vehicles on site. No suspects are in custody as detectives investigate the cause of the early morning incident.

Seattle's city attorney seeks default judgment against Miles Hudson, known as the Belltown Hellcat driver, for ignoring a lawsuit for noise violations, with fines totaling $60,000.

One man died and another was hospitalized after a stabbing in Queen Anne, Seattle. Police found the victims on West Roy Street and Kinnear Park. The motive and suspect remain unknown.

Firefighters in Seattle responded to a two-alarm houseboat fire on Lake Union, quickly controlling the blaze and evacuating the area with no reported injuries, although one dog is missing.

Two juveniles were arrested in Bellevue for making social media threats of gun violence against high school peers, leading to the seizure of firearms.

A man was sentenced to 42 months for defrauding COVID-19 relief funds, using fake companies to obtain over $500,000, which he spent on personal luxuries.

Washington AG charges Trevor Lunney with judge intimidation and harassment, detailing a plot to harm officials and a judge's dog. Lunney could face a decade in prison if convicted, though he is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

A driver was arrested for vehicular homicide after a fatal collision in South Seattle, where a 78-year-old woman died. Two others are stable. The crash involved a vehicle hitting a tree.