A deputy in Burien, WA arrested a person involved with a stolen trailer, aided by victim-provided camera footage; the case highlights effective community policing.

Seattle Police seek help identifying an arson suspect involved in a fire at Cinnaholic Bakery on December 25, with unclear surveillance footage released to the public.

Four charged in Washington for drug trafficking and possessing firearms, with over 20 pounds of cocaine involved.

Auburn Police amusedly corralled a goat named Ruby trying to enter Wesley Homes, later joking about dropping charges due to her "extreme adorableness" on social media.

A driver on Spanaway Loop Rd S was fined $150 by Deputy Cappetto for misusing the center turn lane, a violation of RCW 46.61.290, as emphasized by the Pierce County Sheriff’s Blog for road safety.

Seattle police arrested a 39-year-old man with knives, violating his SODA order in the Chinatown-International District.

Seattle police arrested a man after a standoff where he wielded a machete outside a church. The incident involved SWAT and ended with non-lethal force.

Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue reported a high number of emergency calls in December, with 40 urgent water rescues amidst flooding. Total calls reached 1,136, with 145 canceled after dispatch.

Auburn Police seek help identifying two robbery suspects from a January 10 incident on East Main Street, circulating images and urging tips at 253-288-7403.

Pierce County deputies engaged in a high-speed chase leading to a DUI arrest and separately arrested a man for unlawful firearm discharge. Both incidents highlight public safety concerns.

Two skiers died in an avalanche near Longs Pass, Washington, while two were rescued. Rescuers had to overcome difficult terrain and delayed recovery due to hazardous conditions.

Two backcountry skiers died in an avalanche near Longs Pass, Washington, despite moderate danger forecasts; survivors alerted rescue via satellite device.

Former Expedia employee Marcelo Vargas-Fernandez receives a four-year sentence after confessing to voyeurism and violating a protection order, involving hidden cameras in workplace bathrooms.