Seattle Fire says its Health One outreach teams will now operate seven days a week, expanding mobile care and case management beyond weekdays. Officials point to growing demand for non‑emergency medical and behavioral‑health support.

An anonymous mass text urged Snohomish residents to 'veto' the downtown Pride parade, drawing condemnation from regional Democrats and a city pledge to follow normal permitting rules.

Federal prosecutors say seven people were sentenced in the 2018 killings on the Yakama Nation, concluding a seven-year investigation.

Surveillance video compiles a spate of smash-and-grab burglaries across the Seattle region, leaving storefronts damaged and owners demanding protections. Police are investigating and seeking tips.

Two new lit turf fields opened in north Gig Harbor and are taking reservations. The YMCA will operate the site and has posted hours, rates and a booking calendar.

Seattle detectives and SWAT arrested a 24‑year‑old Ohio fugitive wanted for murder, assault and cocaine trafficking after tracking him to a Roosevelt Way NE apartment.

A new Washington Roundtable analysis finds essentials like housing and food are gobbling up nearly 60% of household budgets, and the state is seeing net outmigration as costs climb. The squeeze stretches beyond Seattle to smaller metros.

Two people were arrested after search warrants in late March in connection with a September killing in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District.

Seattle police re-arrested Aboubacarr Singhateh on April 3 after prosecutors refiled charges in the May 23, 2024 taxi crash that killed a 74-year-old passenger.

Jurors will review body‑worn video, forensic reports and the medical examiner’s findings this week as a King County inquest examines the 2019 Seattle police shooting of Denis Rodriguez Martinez.

A former Guam customs officer was sentenced to 235 months after investigators intercepted a U.S. Postal Service package that contained roughly 32 pounds of meth. The case grew from a controlled delivery and a coordinated multi‑agency investigation.

1000 Friends of Oregon launched a Housing Solutions Center — an online toolkit of data, model policies and case studies to help towns plan and deliver homes. The hub pairs practical guides with local examples from Astoria to Baker City.

Creators including h3h3 and MrShortGame say Amazon scraped millions of YouTube videos to train Nova Reel and are seeking damages and an injunction.