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Dayjanay Thomas and her 14-year-old daughter arrived at the hospital at 6:45 p.m., nearly 14 hours after the teen gave birth at home, court records show.
A Missing Indigenous Person Alert is active for a 16-year-old last seen near Lacey. She may be heading toward Seattle.
A 42-year-old victim is stable at Harborview after a drive-by shooting at a Seattle encampment. The shooter is still on the loose.
Deputies and officers broke windows and fought flames to pull the driver from the wreck near Miller Bay Road.
Abdul Qasim Ray Zahir shot Francisco Barraso-Ortega three times and refused to let anyone call 911, prosecutors say.
Police say the storefronts were linked to a trafficking network worth billions nationwide, after investigators received intelligence from The Network.
The man's dog, Ziva, was rushed to a Poulsbo vet and is doing well while his family travels from Kansas.
Sebastian Gomez was not wearing a seatbelt when his SUV left SR 547 late Friday, troopers say. He was alone in the vehicle.
Four people were hurt when their car crashed through trees and rolled down an embankment near Fishers Pond in Federal Way.
The deputy skipped a case report and falsely logged no assault, threats or damage before the woman disappeared two days later and was found safe the next day.
Kristin Marie Stepper allegedly admitted setting the West Marina Drive fire; both she and her daughter suffered burned hair.
The driver stayed and cooperated, police say, as investigators probe why a truck struck the man while he was crossing the street.
Suspects have reportedly targeted golf stores.
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