Gun violence on the rise in Seattle
Since Friday, four people have been injured by gun violence across the city of Seattle.
Renton Chamber of Commerce hosts 'mental health first aid' sessions for employers
A group of businesses and non-profits from Renton gathered on Monday to
Tacoma man shoots person he says was breaking into his car
Tacoma police have arrested a man accused of shooting someone who he says was breaking into his car.
Tesla in autopilot mode crashes into patrol car in Washington state
Nobody was hurt when a Tesla in autopilot mode crashed into a patrol car over the weekend in Western Washington.
60% of Americans set to have received at least 1 dose of COVID-19 vaccine, Biden says
President Joe Biden announced that the United States will share an additional 20 million vaccine doses with the world in the next six weeks.
Nigerian man arrested in Washington unemployment fraud case
A Nigerian man suspected in Washington state’s $650 million unemployment fraud was arrested Friday at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport by federal agents as he allegedly attempted to leave the country.
Family petitions for 'Zack's Law' to prevent cold water drowning in Washington
A family from Centralia started a petition to create Zack’s law in Washington state.
Kent police investigate deadly shooting at hookah lounge
Kent police are investigating a fatal shooting at a hookah lounge that happened early Sunday.
Two hurt in drive-by shooting in Seattle's Lake City neighborhood
Police are investigating after two people were hurt in a drive-by shooting overnight in North Seattle.
Supreme Court agrees to hear Mississippi's abortion ban in case that could lead to rollback of rights
The Supreme Court's order sets up a showdown over abortion with a more conservative court seemingly ready to dramatically alter nearly 50 years of rulings on abortion rights.
Death row inmates in South Carolina must choose between firing squad or electric chair
Death row inmates in South Carolina are now forced to choose between the electric chair or a newly formed firing squad as their method of execution.
Four Alabama officers hurt after argument over dog ends in deadly shooting
Authorities said the shooting happened after an altercation with another man over a dog.
Invasive green crabs spreading along Washington coast, officials say
European green crabs were found in Washington’s inland waters in 2016, prompting extensive monitoring. Now state officials say this destructive invasive species is spreading in several coastal locations.
Police, FBI investigating multiple weekend shootings in Portland
Police on Sunday were getting help from the FBI in investigating the latest round of shootings in Portland amid a "cycle of violence" that the city’s police chief believes is gang-related.
Walensky cites 'evolving data,' denies 'pressure' for sudden change in mask policy
CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said Sunday that the agency has always followed "evolving data" on the pandemic and cited two studies published Thursday for the sudden change in mask policy.
Family of murdered Bothell man joins rally to end Anti-Asian hate
Saturday, the family of John Huynh, a man recently murdered in a Bothell stabbing, joined dozens of members of the community in effort to end Anti-Asian hate.
Family of murdered Bothell man join in rally to end Anti-Asian hate
Saturday, the family of John Huynh, a man recently murdered in a Bothell stabbing, joined dozens of members of the community in effort to end Anti-Asian hate.
Call center in Vancouver shuttered due to COVID-19 outbreak
Public health authorities say a broadband call center in Vancouver, Washington has been temporarily closed because of a COVID-19 outbreak that has resulted in 29 confirmed and two possible cases.
Tacoma bar’s liquor license suspended after dozens of complaints
The Washington Liquor and Cannabis Board has suspended the license of a bar in Tacoma for 180 days, after months of complaints and citations.
New memorial dedicated to soldiers who died on secret mission to Vietnam
Families have fought for recognition of the soldiers who died on Tiger Flight 739 for years now because their names aren’t allowed on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial since they didn’t die in a combat zone.