Federal prosecutors say two sisters used a 'gift card sequencing' scheme to steal more than $80,000 from a national retailer. One sister is jailed pending trial; the other was released on recognizance.

Three West Seattle sightings — a coyote trailing dogs and an early‑morning yard video — prompted reminders from wildlife officials to secure pets and remove attractants.

Vulcan is reported to have found a buyer for two Bellevue office towers in a deal worth about $650M, a sign buyers still prize Amazon‑anchored assets.

Seattle Fire crews responded to a rescue extrication on northbound I‑5 at Spokane Street Wednesday evening, prompting traffic advisories and heavy delays.

A new State of the States report finds Washington No. 1 in productivity but lagging on mental health, workforce participation and life satisfaction.

The Seahawks wrapped mandatory minicamp with a helmetless walkthrough and a private ring ceremony slated to cap the offseason; training-camp public viewings start July 25.

Amtrak now lets southbound Cascades trains finish U.S. preclearance at Vancouver’s Pacific Central Station, cutting a border stop and speeding trips for World Cup fans.

Benihana is returning to Seattle with a waterfront restaurant at Lake Union Piers, marking the chain's first full‑service comeback in the city since 2016.

A 63-year-old driver died after his sedan crossed into oncoming traffic and hit a dump truck on 23rd Avenue Wednesday morning; detectives with SPD's traffic squad are asking witnesses to come forward.

Police blocked a section of High Point Drive SW after reports of gunfire; a driver says a bullet pierced their pickup's windshield. Investigators canvassed the block and are seeking video and witnesses.

A late-night condo fire in northeast Bellevue forced crews to pull back after a partial roof collapse; all residents escaped and no injuries were reported.

Wenatchee police identified Cassondra Andrews‑Huff as the May 30 homicide victim. A juvenile has been arrested and officers found notes and materials investigators say may link the suspect to local fires.

Annie E. Casey’s KIDS COUNT finds Washington 31st in education as the state trims Transition to Kindergarten funding — advocates say roughly 2,000 early‑learning slots will go away.