Zachary Rosenthal, formerly of Tacoma, is indicted for conspiring to destroy energy facilities to aid ATM and business burglaries during power outages.

Louis Montel De’Andre Dowers, 32, has pleaded guilty in federal court to carjacking and brandishing a firearm during a violent crime near Lumen Field. He faces a mandatory minimum of five years and up to life in prison. Sentencing is scheduled for August 4, 2025.

A Texas woman, Natasha O'Dell, pled guilty to arson charges for setting fire to a Snohomish County church, resulting in $3.2 million damages and potential 40-year sentence.

Bellevue's State of the City highlighted unity and progress, including crime reduction, business growth, and housing efforts, with future strategies discussed by city leaders.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny and pleasant weekend in Seattle, with highs around 70, light winds, and mild nights, with a chance of rain starting Monday.

The candidate filing period for public service positions in Clark County opens on May 5, with various roles available, and online filings encouraged. The primary election is set for August 5.

Rep. Steve Tharinger's bill to enhance the All-Payer Claims Database for better healthcare transparency in Washington is heading to the Governor for approval.

A former Tacoma man, Zachary Rosenthal, is indicted for allegedly damaging energy facilities in the Pacific Northwest; he's accused of causing outages and may have sought burglary opportunities.

Pierce County ICC is hosting a free, inclusive garden-themed event for kids up to five on May 10, with sensory activities and resources for development and learning.

Employee at Capitol Hill chicken restaurant was assaulted after confronting disruptive customers, leading to an active SPD investigation for the suspects.

Marysville's Mother Lovin' Market on May 4 will feature over 50 vendors at Jennings Memorial Park, offering artisan goods, food, and family activities.

Pierce County Medical Examiner's office is holding a memorial service for over 300 unclaimed deceased individuals on May 15 in Gig Harbor, inviting the public to claim the remains before a final resting place is given.

Clark County invites locals to the Public Facilities District meeting on May 5, 2025, to discuss tourism centers.