Seattle police say one person was injured in a stabbing on the 1700 block of North 107th Street as officers search for a suspect.

An Arlington man died after a motorcycle crash on I‑90 near Issaquah. Investigators say he lost control and struck a recessed storm drain.

A late-night fire at Taluswood Apartments sent heavy smoke through multiple units. Two adults and a dog were rescued; more than a dozen households were displaced.

A small plane bound for Renton lost an engine and made an emergency landing Saturday at a GSA construction site in Auburn. The pilot was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries; a passenger was unhurt.

Four people were hurt Saturday in an incident at BP's Cherry Point refinery near Blaine. Company officials say the situation is contained and the injured were taken to a local hospital.

A two-car collision on Lakewood’s S. 84th Street set both cars ablaze and left six people hurt, officials say. One adult is in critical condition and others were taken to area hospitals.

Two people were killed and a third seriously injured in a two‑vehicle crash on SR 2 east of Monroe; troopers are investigating and the highway remains closed.

A Lynnwood man shot outside a neighborhood bar on April 10 died days later. Police arrested a 44‑year‑old and charged him with second‑degree murder.

Forty years after Christopher Tyler was found in Seattle, his sisters say the 1988 killing remains unsolved and suspect gang involvement. They’re asking for tips.

Deputies found a dog and several reptiles left in a Tacoma home in deplorable condition; survivors were moved to shelters while prosecutors review charges.

Surveillance footage shows two people forcing entry into downtown Seattle’s Watermark Tower. Crime Stoppers and tenants are offering roughly $2,000 for tips.

Police searched two West Seattle 7-Eleven stores early Friday after reported armed robberies; the Highland Park clerk was not hurt and detectives are seeking tips.

An Olympia man admitted to the 1980 and 1984 killings of two Everett women; sentencing is scheduled for May 13, 2026. DNA testing and an undercover saliva match broke the cases decades later.