A passenger opened the emergency exit and climbed onto the wing of an Alaska Airlines plane after landing in Seattle, prompting a response from emergency services.

Authorities search for a white van involved in a hit and run on I-5, with the gold van driver charged with Vehicular Assault after injuring a passenger.

Seattle faces continuous rain over the Christmas period with a 100% chance of precipitation, possibly affecting holiday activities, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

The New York Times named Seattle's Saint Bread among the best bakeries in the U.S., acknowledging its cardamom croissants and other delectable offerings.

Snoqualmie City Council approves $633,000 for local human services to support food, shelter, and counseling needs for 2025-26, emphasizing community assistance.

Two individuals were injured in a shooting in Mount Vernon and are hospitalized; police are investigating but have not disclosed conditions or motives.

The City of Shoreline announced an intermittent schedule for the eTRAKiT system due to technical issues affecting permitting services during the holiday season.

A suspect in a silver truck damaged Leavenworth's Gazebo Park during the Christmas Lighting Festival, as the Chelan County Sheriff's Office investigates.

Officials search for a suspect after a truck vandalized Gazebo Park in Leavenworth, with the Sheriff's Office seeking information to locate the driver.

Jose Lucas Morfin Jr. has been indicted on multiple charges, including manslaughter, for Mary McDowell's death in Washington County. The Sheriff's Office seeks additional information.

An avian flu outbreak has resulted in the death of 20 large cats at a wildlife sanctuary in Washington, leading to a temporary closure for quarantine.

The University Village Bartell Drugs in Seattle is set to close in January, as Rite Aid continues to reduce Bartell's locations since acquiring the chain.

The Department of Neighborhoods in Seattle looks back on a 2024 filled with community engagement and support initiatives under the One Seattle Vision.