Jack Francis Lynch McGinn, the son of former Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn, was arrested for possessing material depicting child sexual exploitation after a tip led to a search of his home.

Washington State Patrol seeks public help to find the suspect in a fatal hit-and-run in Lynnwood, urging businesses to check surveillance footage for clues.

Redmond offers a $1,500 scholarship to community-serving high school seniors through the Derby Do-Gooder program. Mayor Birney emphasizes local youth engagement.

A man from Santa Monica was sentenced to five years in prison for an organized retail theft scheme spanning 23 states, causing over $664,000 in losses.

Daniel Faix was sentenced to 10 years for fentanyl distribution and illegal firearm possession. After a guilty plea, the U.S. District Judge imposed the sentence for his repeat offenses and risk to the community.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Seattle, highlighting sunshine followed by an expected transition to rainy conditions as the week progresses.

The King County Sexual Assault Resource Center provides support and advocacy to sexual assault survivors, helping around 5,000 individuals and their families annually in Washington state.

The USO Northwest Center at Sea-Tac Airport is seeking volunteers to assist military personnel and their families as they transit, providing comfort and support.

A woman was found deceased in her Auburn apartment, leading to an investigation into a suspected domestic violence homicide and the arrest of her partner.

Bellevue's City Council has reviewed progress on the Bike Bellevue initiative, focusing on bicycle network improvements in key city areas, and planning for safer biking routes.

The forecast for Seattle includes sun and showers with temperatures from the low 40s to mid-60s, typical for spring, as per the National Weather Service.

Seattle police arrested a man for possessing child exploitation material after searching his Greenwood home, following a CyberTip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

Jesse Witteveen received a six-year prison sentence for distributing meth and fentanyl. His arrest followed a high-speed chase and was part of a larger effort to dismantle a drug ring.