A woman was shot during a struggle with a suspect after using an ATM in Renton. The male suspect fled and remains at large; the victim's condition is undisclosed.

A bicyclist was seriously injured in a hit-and-run in Capitol Hill, Seattle. The police are seeking information to find the driver responsible for the incident.

Seattle police arrested a 33-year-old man with a history of evading officers after he fled again when confronted about brandishing a firearm. He was found with meth and ammo but no gun.

Tacoma Police seized a record 89 pounds of meth, other drugs, and a firearm, after arresting a male suspect without incident, in their continued efforts against drug trafficking.

Seattle police arrested teenagers with weapons and a geometry book after responding to reports of armed individuals near a suspicious vehicle linked to a recent shooting.

A man was stabbed during an attempted carjacking in Capitol Hill, Seattle. Police are investigating the incident and two other related cases, with no arrests made yet.

A gunshot victim self-admitted to Harborview Medical Center, prompting a Seattle Police investigation into the shooting near 12th Avenue South and South Main Street.

Seattle police arrested several teenagers and found a cache of weapons, including a submachine gun, after a vehicle chase and a tip about armed individuals.

A man, 63, was killed by a vehicle in Phinney Ridge; police are investigating the incident where he was hit crossing Aurora Avenue North outside a crosswalk.

A shooting in Seattle's Capitol Hill left a woman injured; the suspect fled and remains at large. Police seek public help in the ongoing investigation.

A 41-year-old man was arrested in Seattle's Chinatown-International District for assault and illegal firearm possession after firing a gun in public. No injuries were reported, and the suspect, a convicted felon, was booked into jail.

An Eastern State Hospital employee was shot and killed, prompting concern for healthcare workplace safety and condolences from House Speaker Laurie Jinkins, who also highlighted legislative efforts to prevent workplace violence.

A former financial advisor in Seattle was sentenced to 32 months in prison for stealing over $500,000 from a client's trust account through wire fraud.