WDFW seeks applicants for a group to guide habitat restoration in Shillapoo Wildlife Area, focusing on ecosystem benefits and diverse stakeholder perspectives.

Robert J. Howell Jr. was sentenced to over 13 years for child sexual abuse imagery crimes, including receipt and possession, after a jury trial and conviction.

Two Seattle drug traffickers sentenced to 6 years in prison and 3 years supervised release for roles in a criminal operation involving substance distribution and illegal firearms.

The Kirkland Police Department invites the public to join its 2025 Community Police Academy, offering insight into law enforcement operations through an eight-week program.

A man is critically injured after a shooting in South Park, Seattle, with the suspect still at large. Police and the Gun Violence Reduction Unit are investigating the incident which followed a bar fight.

Sammamish officials advocate for water conservation in response to drought, offering practical steps for residents to reduce water usage and protect the environment.

Seattle Police investigate a shooting in South Park where a man was critically injured. No arrests have been made, and the public is asked for information.

A record return of hatchery-raised Chinook salmon is expected at Whatcom Creek, marking a historical peak thanks to a partnership between local and tribal agencies.

Seattle PD probes a double homicide at Virgil Flaim Park where two men were found shot and later died, despite the efforts of first responders. Suspect is still at large as detectives investigate.

Surplus multi-season deer and elk tags will go on sale in Washington this August, with 2,693 deer tags and 160 elk tags available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Tacoma Police reported a shooting in South Tacoma on August 6, 2025, leaving one man dead and a woman injured. A 25-year-old male suspect has been arrested and charged with murder and assault.

A heat advisory is in effect until 10 PM PDT for northwest and west central Washington, with potential mid 90s temperatures and risk of heat-related illness.

Bellevue City Council advanced a 20-year transportation plan, launched the "Great Neighborhoods" program, appointed a new Arts Commissioner, and issued proclamations for Black Business Month and overdose awareness.