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Seattle police investigated reported gunfire near Pathways Park playground Monday night; officers recovered multiple shell casings and asked witnesses to come forward.
Seattle Fire crews reported visible smoke near the 5200 block of University Way NE and asked people to avoid the area while they investigate.
Volunteers who spent a decade restoring High Rock Lookout found windows smashed, a door bashed and historic boards thrown off the cliff. Federal investigators are probing the vandalism as crews scramble to salvage materials.
A 63-year-old Spanaway man died after his pickup crashed into a camper trailer early June 13. The Medical Examiner lists the case as pending and investigators are probing the scene.
A 47-year-old man was seriously injured when a homemade fireworks compound detonated on Steilacoom Boulevard SW, scattering explosive materials and damaging a shed. Authorities are investigating.
A 19-year-old man was killed and two others injured in a Creston Avenue shooting; Vancouver police have opened a Major Crimes investigation and asked witnesses to call the tip line.
Photos show a Grace Academy school bus in Marysville gutted after an apparent gas-siphoning attempt. The images show heavy damage; details remain limited.
Two teenagers were injured after shots were fired near Evergreen Park Friday night. Vancouver police say the Major Crimes Unit is investigating.
Seattle Fire crews are on scene in the 900 block of Dexter Ave N after a technician got stuck atop an elevator car; the department asked people to avoid the area.
Seattle Fire says rescue swimmers pulled a person from the water near N 122nd Street; the patient was later pronounced dead and police are investigating.
A teenager was pulled from Lake Sammamish and did not survive after more than an hour of resuscitation by multiple agencies.
Two people were critically injured in separate stabbings along South Weller Street in Little Saigon; police are investigating and seeking witnesses.
Seattle Fire crews responded Sunday to reports that two kayakers were in distress near NE San Juan Road. Officials have released only an initial update.
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