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A newly published clip appears to show Bryan Kohberger at a Pullman DMV days after the University of Idaho slayings, reviving scrutiny of his movements.
A 39-year-old man was found dead inside a Capitol Hill apartment on Melrose Avenue; homicide detectives are investigating.
Fire crews battled a building fire on the 2000 block of 14th Ave W that extended into concealed void spaces between the first and second floors. Primary search was clear and no injuries were reported.
Mason County deputies are searching for a suspect after two people were found dead near Hoodsport. Officials say the investigation is active and urge anyone with tips to contact law enforcement.
An autopsy lists a perforated duodenal ulcer as the cause of death for José Manuel Sánchez‑Castro in ICE custody at Tacoma’s NWIPC; his widow has filed suit seeking records.
Charles MacDonald Porter was stopped on I-5 near Woodburn after a driver reported indecent conduct; court papers connect him to earlier Seattle-area freeway cases.
A small-plane crash near Seattle killed the pilot; KIRO 7 published video and says authorities have identified the pilot as investigators collect footage and evidence.
Crews are on the Jose Rizal Bridge after reports of a person in crisis; officials urged people to avoid 12th Ave S and S Weller Street.
A Spanaway man was sentenced to 12 years after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in his father’s December death. The plea included a deadly‑weapon enhancement.
A vessel fire at a Ballard marina sent crews to the 1100 block of NW 45th Street; Seattle Fire urged people to avoid the area while crews worked.
An open door at a Bremerton construction site led deputies to a safe holding nearly two pounds of suspected fentanyl; weapons and stolen material were also recovered.
Seattle police renewed a public plea after the Aug. 26, 2024 shooting at Dr. Jose Rizal Park that killed Kylan Dingui and wounded two women.
Seattle agreed to pay $750,000 to settle a discrimination lawsuit brought by Detective Denise “Cookie” Bouldin, resolving claims she said spanned decades at SPD. The deal bars further employment claims.
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