Seattle's new public safety chair unveils a six-pillar strategy to combat crime and strengthen law enforcement in the city.

A former Expedia employee was charged with placing spy cameras in the company's bathrooms and arrested after evidence, including additional cameras in his home, was found.

A Seattle father and son were sentenced for running an illegal marijuana operation, bypassing state regulations.

Marshawn Lynch trolled 49ers fans in Vegas after their Super Bowl loss, saying "(Bleep) you" to each fan he met, reflecting the Seahawks-49ers rivalry.

New Mexico's legislature approved a bill to reduce transportation fuel emissions, aiming for a 20% drop by 2030. Despite GOP concerns about fuel prices, advocates cite investment interest and environmental health benefits.

Angie Hinojos' "Water Songs" sculpture is a new addition to Seattle's public art through the FLOW initiative, celebrating community history and voices.

A Seattle police officer survived a near collision with a drunk driver, who was later arrested for DUI after hitting the patrol car in the Interbay area.

The Seattle Seahawks have announced seven new additions to their coaching staff, including Ryan Grubb as offensive coordinator and Aden Durde for defense.

A 15-year-old boy was fatally shot in Burien, with no suspects yet identified as police investigate the incident.

A fire severely damaged Rising Sun Produce in Seattle, with owners fearing closure and the community feeling its loss. The cause of the fire is undetermined.

The National Weather Service predicts overcast and rainy conditions for Seattle on Valentine's Day, with a cool 41°F overnight and a high near 48°F, continuing into the week.

Daihatsu Motor Co. reshuffles its leadership by bringing in Toyota executives following a vehicle safety testing scandal revealed through a whistleblower.

Jeff Bezos relocates from Seattle to Miami, which could potentially save him over $600 million in capital gains taxes with his upcoming sale of 50 million Amazon shares.