Modern genetic genealogy and preserved evidence helped Wenatchee police identify a deceased Canadian man as the suspect in the 1986 killing of Carol Traicoff. The development closes a 40-year-old cold case.

Two Navy EA‑18G Growlers collided midair during the Gunfighter Skies Air Show; all four crew ejected and were recovered in stable condition.

Three men were shot outside a Capitol Hill nightclub after an altercation; police are investigating and asking for tips and video from witnesses.

A woman was shot in the leg at a North Beacon Hill gathering early Sunday; Seattle's Gun Violence Reduction Unit is investigating and seeking tips.

A 37-year-old woman was stabbed outside a Beacon Hill QFC late Friday and is in stable condition at Harborview Medical Center. Police are searching for the suspect.

A fan at T‑Mobile Park was struck in the head by a foul ball and taken to Harborview; a viral clip of the hit has reignited debate over extended netting at MLB parks.

A woman was found dead at a Stevenson apartment; her missing children were later found safe and a man was arrested as Skamania County deputies opened a homicide investigation.

A Culver man was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison after prosecutors say he traveled across state lines to sexually abuse a minor. The case was handled as part of Project Safe Childhood.

A suspected road‑rage incident on the I‑5 on‑ramp near Arlington ended in a three‑vehicle crash Friday; six dogs were scattered and one died.

Staff at Fremont Vintage Mall say a man hid inside the shop overnight and rummaged through vendor booths, leaving employees shaken. Police are investigating.

A man in his 50s fell about 15 feet through the ceiling at LA Fitness Ballard and was taken to Harborview; Seattle police say he faces property‑damage charges.

A juvenile pedestrian was killed after being struck on Spanaway Loop Road South on Friday afternoon, prompting a multi‑hour closure and an active Pierce County Sheriff’s Office investigation.

A federal judge sentenced former Eastside broker Tamara King to 54 months after a jury found she siphoned more than $2 million from investors in a Halcyon fund.