A 51-year-old man died in Snohomish County Jail while in custody for violating a protection order. Despite lifesaving attempts, he became unresponsive and was pronounced dead. The cause of death is under investigation.

The WDFW closes fishing in the Nooksack River to protect at-risk fish like spring Chinook and wild steelhead during breeding times, effective May 25 to July 31 or September 30.

A body was found in a burned motor home in Yelm, leading to a standoff where an armed suspect died by suicide, with links between the incidents being investigated.

A dog named Raider was rescued by firefighters after falling down an abandoned mine shaft in Pierce County, near Buckley. He was safely returned to his owner.

Seattle's Department of Construction and Inspections invites public input to enhance green building incentives as part of the city's carbon reduction efforts.

The WDFW has announced a fishing season for hatchery spring Chinook on the Cascade River, open Wed-Sat from May 29-Jul 15, with specific catch limits and conservation rules.

The Dancing 'til Dusk 2024 summer series is returning to Seattle parks for its 17th year, offering free dance lessons and events spanning various genres, including tango and swing.

Lynnwood police seek a thief who stole over $1,000 from a teen at a thrift store, with the act caught on camera. The community is urged to help find the suspect.

Clerk at Phinney Ridge store was robbed at gunpoint by three masked individuals, with Seattle Police investigating the crime.

Seattle expects frequent showers with a high near 60 degrees and a 70% chance of light rain today, with unsettled weather persisting through the end of the month.

ARTS at King Street Station in Seattle is currently seeking proposals from creatives for various exhibitions and events for 2025, offering a space for diverse artistic expressions.

Police in Seattle arrested a 55-year-old man after a five-hour standoff in Pioneer Square; he was armed with a gun and a knife but surrendered without incident.

The Discovery Park Beach shuttle in Seattle will run from May 25 to September 7, 2024, on Saturdays, providing free rides between park parking lots. Service animals and strollers are allowed, but pets and large items are not.