Seattle police used a tire deflation device to arrest a DUI suspect who attempted to flee after being woken up at a gas station. The car, reported stolen, contained narcotics.

A 36-year-old man was found dead in Snohomish County Jail, the fourth inmate death in the facility in recent months, sparking concerns over safety and inmate well-being.

A neighbor foiled an attempted robbery at Everett's Marijuanaclub99 by using bear spray on the suspects who rammed a stolen vehicle into the store. No theft occurred, but the building sustained damage.

Seattle challenges an arbitrator's decision to reinstate a fired police officer, with Mayor Harrell criticizing the ruling as undermining police accountability.

A hit and run in Seattle's Rainier Valley caused a fatality and a car fire, with the suspect vehicle crashing into a building. The 34-year-old driver died, while the other car occupants were unharmed.

A car crash on State Route 512 near Puyallup resulted in the death of five people, including two children, after the vehicle hit an overpass column and caught fire.

In the grim hours before dawn on Sunday, tragedy struck Puyallup as five individuals were killed in a severe single-vehicle accident, details ...

Three men were shot on East Pike Street in Seattle's First Hill; their wounds are not life-threatening. No suspects have been detained as police investigate.

The Kushery Cannabis Dispensary in Lake Forest Park was burglarized twice using stolen Kias, with the most recent incident involving a smash-and-grab at 5 a.m. on January 11. One suspect was arrested, and merchandise was lost.

Teenagers, aged 14 to 16, robbed a Puyallup cannabis shop with an AK-47. No injuries occurred, and the suspects were arrested and face robbery and firearm charges.

In Seattle, a man threatened a woman at her workplace, fled from police, caused a chase with car crashes, and then shot himself while trying to escape on foot. He faces multiple charges post-recovery.

A man, 61, died after being hit by a car in Seattle's Queen Anne; he was not in a crosswalk. The driver's identity and any charges remain unclear as police investigate.

Two senior Seattle officers have sued SPD, alleging sexism and racism within the department, including wage discrimination and exclusion from opportunities.