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Seattle firefighters pumped water from the historic MV Skansonia on Monday after a sinking-vessel call at the Lake Union event venue; crews searched for the leak's source.
A Tukwila artist says a late‑May break‑in took her father’s ashes and about $5,000 in artwork; she’s asking the public to help get the vial back.
Seattle Fire responded to a parking-garage blaze in the 12700 block of 30th Ave NE; officials urged people to avoid the area while crews worked.
A 25-year-old man died after being struck by a semi-truck in the 1600 block of North Levee Road early Sunday. Investigators, including WSP’s commercial-vehicle unit, are asking witnesses to call the Puyallup tip line.
A late-night threat forced the Grand Cinema to cancel all Father's Day shows on June 21 while police swept the building. Refunds are being issued to ticket-holders.
Seattle Police posted a punny Facebook post about a 'wig thief' on Sunday that drew laughs and renewed debate about the tone of police social‑media outreach.
A tree toppled onto parked cars at Lake Sammamish State Park; crews are checking people for injuries.
A high-speed chase that began near Steele St S ended in a fiery crash at 110th St S and Pacific Ave S. Multiple people and a deputy were treated and a 22-year-old was arrested.
Raw video shows rescuers pulling a swimmer from Seattle waters; authorities now say the person is presumed dead and an investigation is underway.
A child was seriously injured after being struck while riding an electric bicycle at NE 124th and 109th Ct NE in Kirkland’s Totem Lake; police closed lanes and sent the child to Harborview.
A Bellevue social worker was sentenced to five months and ordered to repay $17,638 after prosecutors say she stole Social Security benefits intended for a Snoqualmie tribal child.
Seattle Fire Department says crews are responding to a boat fire on Westlake Ave N; officials asked people to avoid the area. Details remain limited.
A June 19, 2024 blaze heavily damaged a commercial building near Pioneer Square, but officials say nobody was hurt. Crews fought the fire for hours and investigators are probing the cause.
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