New Yorkers relying on the Affordable Connectivity Program for their internet service face soaring costs as the program's funding is at risk without Congressional action.

A Mexican national pleaded guilty to drug trafficking and firearms charges after being arrested with fentanyl in Oregon and running a drug ring in Washington. He faces a mandatory minimum ten-year prison sentence.

A West Seattle homeowner and a neighbor subdued a burglary suspect with a frying pan until police arrived. The suspect was arrested and charged with burglary.

A man received intermittent custody for a fatal DUI crash in Snohomish, with three years' probation and a requirement to serve partial weekly confinement.

A woman was found dead after a shooting in Seattle's Central District; police responded to gunfire around 8 pm. Efforts to save her failed and the incident remains under investigation.

Seattle Police arrested suspects connected to separate fatal shootings in West Seattle and Pioneer Square, ending months of investigation into the incidents that left two dead.

A 39-year-old man was shot and killed at a North Seattle gas station, leading to a homicide investigation by local police. No suspects have been identified yet.

A girl was shot at a Seattle bus stop near Garfield High School; the suspect remains unidentified. The victim is hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

The investigation into an Evergreen State College student's CO poisoning death shows it was preventable, linked to improper water heater installation and disabled alarms.

Seattle police arrested three teenagers for attempted carjacking and other crimes after a high-speed chase and foot pursuit, as reported on the SPD Blotter.

Reyna Hernandez, who was reported missing from Washington State, was found deceased in a Mexicali cemetery, with a Renton man detained in Mexico on unrelated charges.

A fight at Issaquah High School caused a lockdown and rumors of extreme violence which were later debunked by police. An employee was inadvertently assaulted while intervening.

Docklight Brands settles a lawsuit for $989,438 after allegedly misusing COVID-19 aid from the Paycheck Protection Program.