Dustin Wurges was sentenced to ten years in prison for his role in a large-scale fentanyl distribution operation, involving over four kilograms of fentanyl.

Seattle's 2024 Technology Access & Adoption Study reveals insights on internet access, device use, and digital literacy, involving over 4,600 participants.

Washington state officials returned from a five-day mission in Vietnam to strengthen trade ties, potentially enhancing a $3.5 billion relationship in sectors such as tech, agriculture, and energy.

A 10-year-old girl died at Harborview after being hit by a stray bullet in Skyway; the shooter is unidentified.

Kirkland introduces solar-powered security cameras to enhance park safety, addressing crime and disturbances at waterfront parks with additional police patrols and technology.

The WDFW has announced two additional days for shrimp fishing in Puget Sound due to previously bad weather, offering another chance to catch spot shrimp on May 30 and June 13.

The Kirkland City Council is addressing homelessness and safety, discussing school zone cameras, and refuting homelessness rumors in their latest meeting.

Seattle's waterfront is being revitalized with the Alaskan Way Safety Project, featuring a 0.6-mile bike lane and reduced traffic lanes to enhance safety and accessibility as part of the city's Vision Zero program.

Seattle anticipates showers and possible thunderstorms today with a 70% chance of rain and a high of 58 degrees, followed by a calmer, mostly sunny Thursday.

A teenager survived a 400-foot fall near the High Steel Bridge in Mason County and was rescued with minor injuries, prompting officials to warn of the dangers and urge adherence to trail warnings.

Seattle Police arrested a man for attempted burglary and felony harassment in a West Seattle home invasion, finding him armed with a knife and other weapons.

The Seattle City Council plans to vote on an ordinance that could lower wages for app-based delivery drivers from $26.40 to $19.97 per hour and cut mileage reimbursement from 74 cents to 35 cents per mile.

An eviction operation in Auburn led to a fatal shooting, disrupting a neighborhood and prompting an external investigation by the Valley Independent Investigative Team.