A series of crimes hit Pierce County, including a DUI arrest, a car crash, a toddler's overdose linked to parental meth possession, a gas theft from a business, and a car prowl incident leading to an arrest.

Burien police officers threaten a mass exodus over the potential firing of Police Chief Ted Boe, with tensions rising amid disputes over the city's anti-camping ordinance and disagreements with city management.

Seattle's weather is improving, with the National Weather Service predicting a sunny week ahead, and temperatures reaching the 70s by Thursday after some morning showers.

Rep. Pramila Jayapal supports the Biden Administration's decision to cancel $6 billion in student loans, benefiting former students of the defunct for-profit Art Institutes.

Deputy Avalos from Pierce County Sheriff's Department gives a ride-along tour displaying daily law enforcement duties in Parkland, Washington for community transparency.

Snohomish County's Litter Wranglers, a team of seasonal employees, have begun their eighth year of cleaning county roads to maintain the area's natural beauty.

Seattle's OED is seeking consultants for a Retail and Ground Floor Revitalization Analysis to rejuvenate local shopping areas and enhance community spaces.

Percy Schlimm, a Seattle City Light employee since 2007, coordinates projects between the utility and customers and is passionate about Christmas and Barbra Streisand.

Police in Edmonds and Shoreline are searching for an armed hit-and-run suspect described as a 5'11" African American male in a camo jacket. Two people were injured in the incident.

Boeing has locked out its private firefighters during a pay dispute, leading to picket lines and replacement workers responding to emergencies at its Seattle-area plants.

A Seattle Hearing Examiner upheld the findings of labor violations by Newway Forming and Baja Concrete, confirming they owe over $2M in wages and penalties for labor violations from 2018-2020.

One man was injured in a drive-by shooting in North Seattle, with police responding to 911 calls and later locating the victim who is now in serious condition. Suspects remain at large.

The original Starbucks in Seattle closed temporarily due to vandalism and a fire, with investigations ongoing and no reported injuries. The company intends to reopen soon.