Officer Jeffrey Nelson did not testify in his murder trial, leaving the jury to deliberate based on other evidence under Washington's new law on police use of force.

Seattle's Department of Neighborhoods calls for personal accounts and artifacts from the 1977 Section 504 civil rights protests to preserve the city's role in disability rights history.

Evan Tablatin, a Talent Acquisition Specialist in Seattle, streamlines hiring processes and envisions opening a restaurant pop-up reflecting his Filipino roots and Japanese upbringing.

WDFW is implementing new rules at Vernita Bridge Water Access Area to balance conservation and recreation, limiting camping and planning the end of overnight stays by 2025 while seeking public input for future plans.

A fire broke out in a Seattle residence, where firefighters rescued a critical 90-year-old man and extinguished the blaze within 18 minutes. Cause and current victim's condition remain unknown.

The ABC Program in Seattle is celebrating its growth and how it has helped small businesses like Hyson Boba with free counseling in areas like accounting and marketing.

Seattle's weather is overcast with a slight chance of showers and a high near 64°F. Tonight, expect mostly cloudy skies with a low of 52°F. The week ahead looks sunny, warming up to 81°F by Friday.

One man died and a woman sustained life-threatening injuries in an Edmonds house fire; a dog also perished in the blaze, initially thought to be a crying baby. The cause is under investigation.

The Washington State Department of Health has revoked or suspended the licenses of several health care providers due to unethical conduct and criminal charges.

The Beam Road fire in Yakima County has burned over 8,000 acres, prompting a Level 2 evacuation notice. State resources are mobilized to fight this and another wildfire.

The National Weather Service predicts a partly sunny day in Seattle, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms and a high of 62°F. Clearer skies expected later in the week.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission will meet from June 20-22 to discuss topics including cougar hunting, bald eagle conservation, the fate of gray wolves, and ecological policies for the Columbia Basin.

A man from Shoreline, Washington, received a 66-month prison sentence for possessing child sexual abuse imagery, adding to his history of similar convictions.