Bellevue Police responded to a crash on Bel-Red Road, causing a closure between 124th and 130th Ave NE, which has since been reopened. Details of the crash were not disclosed.

The Renton Police Department in Washington introduces a free Senior Public Safety Miniseries, aimed at educating seniors on safety and fostering community connections.

Seattle celebrated Martin Luther King Jr. Day with one of the nation's largest events, attended by Police Chief Shon Barnes and other dignitaries, emphasizing the ongoing pursuit of justice and equality.

The state awarded $54.5M in CHIP grants to connect 70 projects to water infrastructure, clearing the way for about 4,517 affordable homes across Washington.

A Kirkland developer bought the Motel 6 in Issaquah and will convert its 103 rooms into studio workforce apartments, with construction slated for summer 2026.

A 14-year-old was arrested after troopers say she spat on and kicked officers and damaged a body camera during a detention attempt on southbound I‑5 in Tacoma.

Sound Transit will pilot overnight express buses between Sea‑Tac and downtown starting March 28, running roughly every 30 minutes from midnight to 4 a.m.

Surveillance images were released after three evening robberies in Parkland and Midland where masked suspects pointed a gun at clerks and stole cash, alcohol and vapes.

An early UW Medicine safety trial used a thin-sheet brain implant to help a Seattle stroke survivor regain everyday hand skills. The result is promising but preliminary.

Renton Police Department shares tips on social media for improving home security, such as locking doors, using security bars, and tilting blinds upwards.

Pierce County is inviting proposals for youth violence prevention programs, with $3 million available from a local sales tax. Proposals should address findings from the county's YVPNA and focus on sustainable, evidence-based practices.

State Route 530 in Washington has reopened after a month of repairs due to flood damage, restoring an important link for local residents and travelers.

Senate Bill 6070 would add a 'purple alert' to Washington's missing-person system to help find people with disabilities and create other named alerts including an Ebony Alert.