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A pregnant woman was hospitalized after two loose dogs attacked in Tacoma's 4000 block of Puget Sound Avenue. Animal Control impounded the dogs and will investigate.
Two suspects were arrested after deputies say they burglarized a Sultan substation; a K-9 track and drone search led to both arrests.
Seattle Fire battled a working blaze after a shed fire spread into a single‑story house on NE 100th Street. Crews urged people to avoid the area as units operated.
A 19-year-old who called 911 during a mental-health crisis was shot and critically injured by Federal Way police; an independent VIIT probe is underway.
Othello police arrested a 38-year-old Moses Lake man on multiple child sexual-exploitation and rape charges after a months-long probe centered on a sexually explicit video.
Cowlitz County deputies and Longview police seized meth, fentanyl and heroin in a multi‑agency sweep that led to two arrests and the recovery of guns and cash.
A 33-year-old hiker who fell about 120 feet on Mount Larrabee was hoisted to safety by a Coast Guard helicopter and flown to Bellingham for treatment.
A pedestrian was injured early Thursday in a hit-and-run on SR-96 near Mill Creek; State Patrol is investigating.
An off‑duty Tacoma officer stopped a naked, intoxicated driver on I‑5; a preliminary breath test read 0.21 and the driver was arrested for DUI.
A teen was hospitalized after a reported shooting in the 5000 block of 35th Avenue SW in West Seattle; police say the investigation is ongoing and no arrests were announced.
A house explosion near Lagoon Point on Whidbey Island injured three firefighters and damaged multiple homes. Federal and regional investigators, including the ATF, are probing the cause.
A 15-year-old boy was killed in a hit-and-run near Military Road South on May 14. King County detectives are asking residents to check dashcam and doorbell footage.
Seattle Fire Department posted a hazmat alert for the 7300 block of Delridge Way SW; crews were on scene and people were told to avoid the area while officials investigated.
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