Washington State Patrol seeks witnesses to a fatal incident where a man fell from an overpass onto I-182 in Richland.

The Marysville Police Department welcomed three new officers who graduated from the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission’s Basic Law Enforcement Academy.

A vehicle collision closed a section of 148th Ave NE in Bellevue, causing commute disruptions. The road was reopened later with Bellevue Police thanking the public for their patience.

Seattle invests $1.45 million in 23 community organizations for food justice in 2026, focusing on meal services, education, and urban agriculture for various community members.

Washington State Ferries expects 700,000 passengers during end-of-year holidays, advising travelers to prepare for delays and utilize the WSDOT app for real-time updates.

Seattle Police Department sends warning letters to vehicle owners suspected of engaging in activities with sex workers, as part of an effort to combat sexual exploitation.

The Redmond WA Police reported arresting a man for creating a disturbance at a local restaurant, where he assaulted staff and resisted arrest, while in possession of a knife and metal knuckles.

WSP vehicle had a head-on collision in Pierce County; sergeant suffered minor injuries while pickup truck driver unharmed. Preliminary findings suggest texting while driving caused the crash.

A routine traffic stop in Burien led to a car chase, with the driver crashing and being arrested for felony eluding, resisting arrest, and possessing Fentanyl.

Seattle Police and partners provided new winter coats to 340 children at Rising Star Elementary School, highlighting community involvement and support.

David James Michael Jensen of Everett was sentenced to 15 years for drug trafficking and firearms offenses, with a history of arrests involving drugs and guns.

A man in California was sentenced to 10 years for operating fraudulent call centers that claimed to help distressed homeowners but resulted in victims losing homes and cash.

24-Hour Fitness reached a settlement with the U.S. Attorney's Office over ADA non-compliance allegations, agreeing to pay $2,000 and implement new ADA protocols and employee training.