Army doctor Maj. Michael Stockin is expected to plead guilty to sexual abuse charges involving over 40 victims.

Shots fired at Westfield Southcenter Mall in Tukwila led to a lockdown and a police response; no injuries were reported, and the incident was described as a targeted act between two parties.

Seattle police investigate an armed robbery and shooting at a Rainier Valley smoke shop, where suspects exchanged gunfire with the owner and fled. No arrests made despite a car chase and evidence gathering.

The National Weather Service updated Seattle's forecast, highlighting mostly cloudy conditions with temperatures around 52°F, leading to a week of moderate weather with sun and chances of showers.

Pierce County Community Development Corporation has announced a funding opportunity to secure affordable housing, especially for co-op owned properties and manufactured home parks.

Kirkland City Council's upcoming meeting on October 1 will cover topics ranging from business licensing to transportation and a corporate merger opposition. Public engagement is invited.

A 91-year-old woman was killed in Chehalis by her two German Shepherds, which inflicted major trauma to her arms. The dogs were euthanized post-attack.

Clark County Elections Office will conduct a logic and accuracy test for the upcoming General and Special Election on October 3, 2024, to ensure the integrity of the electronic voting systems. The public is invited to observe.

The DOJ has awarded nearly $8 million to Washington state for anti-domestic-violence initiatives benefiting tribes, nonprofits, and government programs.

WDFW reminds hunters of game meat import rules to prevent chronic wasting disease spread, enforcing deboned meat and clean skulls imports, with potential fines for non-compliance.

The community and local organizations in Seattle came together to create a landscaped garden and install public art at Fire Station 41, celebrated with a dedication ceremony.

Over 30 new murals have been added to downtown Seattle, part of an initiative to revitalize the area through public art, supported by Seattle's Office of Arts & Culture.

A man was arrested in Seattle for assaulting individuals, impersonating a federal agent, and hitting a police officer. The incident began inside a store. He is charged with assault, criminal impersonation, and unlawful imprisonment.