The Auburn WA Police Department is seeking information on a suspect in a smash-and-grab robbery at Cash America Pawn, involving a grey Ford Fusion with no license plates.

Kirkland Police found a lost dog in North Rose Hill and successfully reunited it with its owner through a social media appeal.

A tree fell on a moving truck due to severe weather in Washington, injuring the driver and prompting a reminder for caution during the atmospheric river event.

The Seattle OLS settled a wage theft case involving a childcare employer who failed to pay severance and later withheld wages; a $5,316 settlement was reached.

Seattle Police arrested a man for burglary, responding to an incident on Exeter Avenue Northeast where he entered a home through a window. The home was empty, but caught on camera. The suspect had prior convictions and a nationwide felony warrant.

The Chelan County community is mourning Justin Lasater, found deceased in his car in the Columbia River after going missing on December 2nd. The investigation is ongoing.

The Polyclinic settles with U.S. Attorney's Office for ADA violations, agreeing to pay $25,000 to a patient and create a $350,000 fund for others affected, while improving services for deaf and blind patients.

Three Seattle men received federal prison sentences for gun and drug crimes, with sentences ranging from 39 months to 10 years, as announced by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Washington authorities have arrested seven in a dismantled illegal marijuana grow operation, seizing over 2,000 plants, cash, and guns. A separate incident involved a burglar getting his foot stuck during a break-in attempt.

A 25-year-old man was arrested for DUI in Seattle after crashing his car into two parked vehicles and a power pole. He faces multiple charges and citations. The SPD is enforcing a December DUI crackdown.

A 14-year-old was fatally shot in Tacoma, leading to a homicide investigation and the arrest of an adult male for first-degree murder.

A man attacked an elderly woman with a weapon in Seattle; he was arrested shortly after thanks to RTCC's assistance. The victim underwent emergency surgery.

Clark County Sheriff's Office reported a second successful use of grappler technology to safely end a high-speed pursuit involving a suspected DUI driver.