A man was arrested in Bellevue for trafficking a woman, with a SWAT standoff leading to his surrender and charge of multiple crimes including trafficking and unlawful firearm possession.

Mayor Bruce Harrell of Seattle has made key staff changes, appointing new roles in Public Safety, the City Budget Office, and other departments to address city challenges.

A valuable 19th-century cello worth $250,000 was stolen from a Seattle home, prompting police to seek information and offering a reward for tips leading to an arrest.

Seattle Police launched a homicide probe after a child was fatally shot in the Magnolia neighborhood. Two individuals have been detained for questioning.

A man was shot and assaulted by teenagers in Kent; police are searching for the suspects. The victim's condition is uncertain after being taken to the hospital.

A woman in Seattle was arrested for allegedly slashing a man's face with a knife in his home, with the victim hospitalized and the suspect facing charges.

Seattle celebrates the opening of a new play structure at Urban Triangle Park with a ribbon-cutting event on May 11, as part of the city's efforts to activate downtown areas.

The weather forecast for Seattle predicts sunny skies and comfortable temperatures, with highs ranging from the mid-60s to upper 70s and lows in the low 50s. A slight chance of rain may return by Wednesday.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is set to discuss updates to Be’er Sheva Park and Atlantic City Boat Ramp with Rainier Beach residents on May 14, seeking community input.

Seattle City Council's Select Committee, chaired by Councilmember Rob Saka, is reviewing the proposed 2024 Transportation Levy renewal for infrastructure improvements, with meetings and public hearings planned before the fall vote.

A Tacoma spine surgeon and related healthcare entities have settled with the DOJ, agreeing to pay over $940,000 for allegedly billing unnecessary surgeries.

Tensions rise at the University of Washington as a pro-Palestinian encampment grows and the conservative speaker Charlie Kirk is set to visit the campus.

Clark County has launched an educational program, "Safety City," for first graders, focusing on accident prevention and safety awareness in various everyday situations.