11-year-old surrendered by parents after allegedly trying to stab Lynnwood student
An 11-year-old male attempted to stab a student at a Lynnwood middle school last Friday, the Snohomish County Sheriff鈥檚 Department confirmed.3 months ago
Snohomish County police scanner now encrypted as part of law enforcement radio system upgrades
Snohomish County is transitioning to a new, updated radio system for its law enforcement that will encrypt its police scanner from the public.3 months ago
Two 16-year-olds arrested for murder of 18-year-old in Tacoma apartment elevator
The Tacoma Police Department arrested two 16-year-olds April 5 in connection to the murder of an 18-year-old man in Tacoma who was shot in an apartment building elevator.3 months ago
‘It’s a nightmare’: Michael Medved slams Trump鈥檚 tariffs, claims markets have lost trillions
Stock markets worldwide responded to the Trump administration's rollout of tariffs by with its single worst day since COVID-19 wrecked the global economy in 2020.3 months ago
The best movies, TV to watch this weekend; Tarantino鈥檚 ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ prequel is Netflix-bound
Netflix just greenlit one of the weirdest sequels to a beloved film, and find out what the best movies and television to watch this weekend are.3 months ago
Pair of 14-year-olds arrested after pistol-whipping victim, stealing a car in Burien
King County Sheriff鈥檚 deputies arrested two 14-year-olds for an alleged carjacking that involved pistol-whipping a victim.3 months ago
Duke’s Seafood closes iconic Alki Beach location after 25 years
Duke's Seafood in West Seattle is shuttering its doors after being a mainstay on Alki Beach for a quarter century.3 months ago
SPD chief launches new ‘Violent Crime Prevention’ plan to boost public safety
Seattle Police Department (SPD) Chief Shon Barnes is unveiling a new strategy to "enhance public safety" throughout Seattle.3 months ago
RealPage software allegedly conspired with landlords to inflate rent prices, WA AG claims
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown filed a lawsuit against software company RealPage and nine local landlords, alleging they led a conspiracy of unfair competition that led to rapidly rising rent prices for their tenants.3 months ago
WIAA says vote on member amendments banning transgender athletes violates state law
Changes to transgender involvement in high school sports spearheaded by the Trump administration won't be coming to the state, according to the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association.3 months ago
Stabbing in Seattle鈥檚 New Holly neighborhood leaves 47-year-old seriously injured
A stabbing occurred Thursday morning at an apartment complex in Seattle鈥檚 New Holly neighborhood, the Seattle Police Department confirmed.3 months ago
Measles case identified in Snohomish County infant after international travel
A new positive measles case was identified in an infant in Snohomish County, according to the Snohomish County Health Department.3 months ago
Video: Man flees from deputies with stolen chicken
A man was arrested after stealing a chicken in Kitsap County and running from pursuing deputies.3 months ago
Another bill to ban flavored tobacco products introduced in WA to curb youth usage
Flavored tobacco products could be banned in Washington after Democratic lawmakers introduced new legislation to the state House and Senate.3 months ago
Fatal overnight shooting in Seattle’s First Hill leaves one dead
A shooting broke out early Wednesday morning in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood, with one man dead at the scene, according to responding homicide detectives with the Seattle Police Department (SPD).3 months ago
Oregon ballot measure could let citizens sue state for environmental failures, if passed
A ballot measure to Oregon voters in November could mean residents are granted the right to a clean, safe, and healthy environment.3 months ago
‘A budget that relied only on cuts would set us backward’: WA Democrat defends tax increases
The Washington Senate approved a $78.5 billion operating budget plan that targets the state's wealthiest residents and biggest employers in order to protect essential services.3 months ago
Hope 鈥楴 Wellness finds new home in Everett after violating city codes
Hope 鈥楴 Wellness, an Everett-based social service organization, has found a new home, changing locations this week so it can continue operating.3 months ago
Woodland Park zoo keeper hospitalized after orangutan bite during training
An animal keeper at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle suffered an injury from an orangutan bite and had to be treated at a local hospital over the weekend.3 months ago
Pierce County teen charged with double murder after mass house party shooting
The Pierce County Prosecuting Attorney鈥檚 Office has filed charges against a 17-year-old they suspect shot and killed two people during a mass house party shooting.3 months ago
Feds v. WA: Lawmakers challenge state’s sanctuary law thwarting immigration enforcement
Washington's "sanctuary law" has been the subject of more controversy after select state representatives challenged it, claiming it prevents local law enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration officials.3 months ago
Traffic backed up on I-5 in Tacoma after jack-knifed semi-truck accident
Two left lanes are blocked in both directions on Interstate-5 (I-5) in South Tacoma near 38th due to a jack-knifed semi-truck.3 months ago
WA sees uptick in opioid-related deaths, while nation sees first overall decline since 2018
While most states in the U.S. improved year-over-year in decreasing their opioid-related deaths, four states' death rates worsened鈥攊ncluding Washington.3 months ago
