A man was fatally shot in Seattle's Yesler Terrace, with police seeking information on the early Saturday incident.

A 30-year-old man surrendered to Seattle Police relating to gun charges after a fatal shooting in Pioneer Square. He was booked into jail, but the investigation continues.

Former Seattle Mayor Charles Royer has died at 84. He was known for his progressive policies and contributions to journalism and community engagement.

Seattle is preparing for the 2026 opening of the NE 130th St light rail station, focusing on safety and accessibility improvements to support the expected influx of riders and enhance connections in North Seattle.

Deputies in Buckley, Washington, fatally shot an armed assault suspect after reported domestic violence, leading to an investigation by the Pierce County Force Investigation Team.

Seattle City Light is enhancing its electrical grid by updating substations, replacing cables, and integrating advanced technology to improve reliability and address future energy demands.

A man was severely injured in a machete attack in Seattle's Chinatown-International District and later sought help at a Central District clinic. Police are seeking information on the suspect.

A man was hit by a semi-truck on I-5 in Mountlake Terrace; the truck driver, after swerving unsuccessfully to avoid him, stopped to help the seriously injured pedestrian.

A driver on SR 518 in Washington became the target of a drive-by shooting. WSP seeks witnesses after the victim's vehicle was shot by a Tahoe driver, with no injuries reported.

Two additional suspects have been arrested in connection to the murder of 13-year-old Matthiew Stavkovy in Kent, with prior suspect Faysal J. Abdullahi facing charges.

An art event in Seattle's Pioneer Square ended in tragedy with one man dead from a shooting and another injured by debris. Police have not identified a suspect.

The Washington State Office of Independent Investigations is set to review police deadly force cases, starting in southwest Washington and the Olympic Peninsula, aiming for transparency and independence.

A study by King County showed significant decreases in toxic PCBs in Lake Washington's sediment, suggesting PCBs may soon be undetectable due to past bans.