A Renton community mourned Reyna Hernandez at a church service after she was found deceased in Mexico, with a man arrested in connection to her death.

Detectives arrested three suspects for a series of home invasion robberies in Seattle. They were apprehended in an operation involving Seattle and Mountlake Terrace Police and SWAT.

Seattle is set for a stretch of rainy weather, with a 40% chance of showers today and 60-70% chances through the weekend, including potentially heavier rain on Saturday.

Washington scraps the bar exam requirement for attorneys, opting for alternative pathways like apprenticeships and welcoming out-of-state lawyers after a year.

Debate arises in Redmond over a proposed Plymouth Housing supportive housing project, with residents concerned about transparency in the land transfer process.

A resident in Kent, Washington, was rescued by firefighters after escaping onto their roof during a house fire just before midnight. The Red Cross is assisting the displaced residents.

Seattle Public Schools has seen an arts education boom, with more arts teachers and programs, emphasizing both quality and access, and fostering significant equity improvements for students of color.

MacKenzie Scott donated $640 million to 361 nonprofits, doubling her planned contribution and supporting small organizations via an open application process facilitated by Lever for Change.

Brandon J. Lloyd, 32, of Lynnwood, was identified as the victim of a fatal stabbing in his apartment. A 17-year-old faces second-degree murder charges in connection to his death.

The family of Russell Walker III, a 15-year-old murder victim, is seeking answers amidst a confusing multijurisdictional investigation into his death.

Johnathan Hankins has left the Dallas Cowboys to join the Seattle Seahawks, following a tenure marked by notable defensive contributions and an ankle injury.

Sean Coiteux, a co-owner of two diesel truck companies, pleaded guilty to Clean Air Act violations for tampering with emissions controls on about 375 trucks, resulting in significant environmental and public health impacts.

A $418 million settlement by the National Association of Realtors may change the Seattle-area real estate market, altering agent commission structures and norms.