Seattle Police arrested a 45-year-old man for assault and unlawful imprisonment after a July 23rd incident involving a knife and a forced trip to a bank.

Seattle’s weather forecast predicts a transition from overcast mornings to sunny afternoons with mid-70s temperatures, light winds, and a typical pattern of calm weather ahead.

Burien's new minimum wage ordinance, one of the highest in the nation, contrasts with an alternative proposal by the Transit Riders Union, sparking debate before a pivotal vote.

68 dogs were rescued from a Lakebay home used for illegal breeding, with several found in poor condition and affected by the Parvovirus, leading to charges of animal cruelty.

A fire in Concrete, Washington, left three dead and authorities investigating, seeking a missing blue 1994 Chevrolet pickup truck connected to the incident.

Protesters demand the firing of Officer Kevin Dave, who killed graduate student Jaahnavi Kandula in a collision, despite no criminal charges and only a fine issued for negligent driving.

A Seattle man received a five-year prison term for drug trafficking with a firearm, concluding “Operation New Day.” He admitted guilt to his charges related to the case.

The WSDOT announces a full closure of southbound SR 167 in Kent from Friday evening to early Monday for paving and bridge work, advising drivers to plan alternate routes.

Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo workers reached a tentative deal with management, averting a strike and addressing concerns about pay, healthcare, and working conditions.

Suspects were arrested after a drive-by shooting in Pierce County, leading to a high-speed chase and vehicular collision, with firearms recovered and multiple charges filed.

Seattle Public Utilities seeks a consultant to enhance customer service in line with its 2025-30 strategic plan, with an RFP for a potential $600,000 contract over three to five years.

Seattle City Council is set to vote on Councilmember Morales' legislation to retain $20 million for student mental health services, countering a 50% funding cut proposal.

The Seattle Fire Department responded to a fire at a church in Seattle's Delridge neighborhood, where a building collapsed, but no injuries were reported.