Two 14-year-old boys were arrested after leading police on a chase following an armed robbery in Kent, as investigations into their involvement in other area crimes continue.

After hours of negotiation, Seattle police arrested a man for felony harassment and property damage following a standoff where he flooded his apartment and made threats.

Firefighters in Gig Harbor extinguished a garage fire on Point Fosdick Drive, saving neighboring structures and six chickens, with no civilian harm reported.

Former University of Washington running back Tylin Rogers faces two rape charges and has pleaded not guilty. Texts suggest UW coaches knew of the allegations. Rogers is also involved in an assault case.

A Tesla driver is charged with vehicular homicide after his vehicle, on Autopilot, hit and killed a motorcyclist. He was not found to be impaired despite admitting to drinking earlier.

A Seattle hiker was rescued after breaking his leg in the Yakima River Canyon. He was safely transported to a hospital by Kittitas County Search and Rescue.

Washington State Attorney General obtained a court order against Labor Law Poster Service for scamming businesses with misleading mailings offering free government posters for a fee.

A 24-year-old man was wounded in a drive-by shooting in Seattle's Brighton District, with police and emergency respondents at the scene; no suspects have been identified yet.

Seattle authorities are seeking the public's help to catch bank robbers involved in a series of "note-job" heists, offering a $1,000 reward for information.

The U.S. Attorney's office in Western Washington has created a task force to combat carjackings, working with the FBI, ATF, and local police to pursue federal charges aggressively, especially against those involving minors in crimes.

Seattle police arrested a 23-year-old man in Delridge for domestic violence and discharged a firearm. A handgun was seized, and he was booked into King County Jail.

A 64-year-old man was stabbed during an attempted robbery in Seattle's Magnuson Park; his injuries are non-life-threatening, and police are investigating.

Robby Lee Robinson was sentenced to 90 months for illegal gun possession after a road rage shooting on Highway 18, despite prior offenses and attempts to shift blame.