Driver who had seizure could still face charges for killing woman at bus stop

A medical event may have been to blame for a crash that killed a woman who was waiting for a bus on the sidewalk near SeaTac on Sunday. Despite that, the driver could still face charges. 

Thieves steal $30K worth of equipment from Seattle bakery under construction

According to the owners, a trio of thieves took $30,000 worth of baking equipment and electronics on Feb. 8 from Mina Bake Shop, which is currently under construction. The bakery was set to open in March, but that has been delayed because of the theft.

Man wanted for alleged rape of then-17-year-old Wingstop coworker

Renton Police are looking for a man who allegedly got his 17-year-old coworker drunk and raped her in his car while driving her home. 

Chiefs parade shooting suspect tackled by fans, videos show: "I got the guy!"

Fans of the Kansas City Chiefs apparently assisted in tackling at least one armed suspect after a shooting at the team's Super Bowl celebration parade.

Maple Valley woman charged in multi-county organized retail theft ring

A Maple Valley woman has been charged for a string of organized retail thefts in Western Washington, the second person charged under the state's new Organized Retail Crime Unit.

Seattle City Council shares public safety plan
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Seattle's new city council just laid out their vision for the city's public safety. The Public Safety Committee held their first meeting on Tuesday, and outlined the six things they want to focus on.

3 police officers shot in Washington, D.C.
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Three Washington, D.C. police officers are injured after being shot Wednesday morning.

Here's what happens when metallic balloons touch power lines, PG&E warns

This Valentine’s Day, Pacific Gas & Electric, one of the country’s largest power companies, is warning people on why it’s a bad idea to let metallic balloons fly into the air.

SPD arrests 2 carjacking suspects
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Seattle Police arrested two people accused of a carjacking Tuesday night.

North Kitsap superintendent suspected of stealing campaign signs prior to special election

EDITOR’S NOTE (Aug. 6, 2026): Misdemeanor theft charges against former North Kitsap School District Superintendent Laurynn Evans were dismissed after she successfully completed a pretrial diversion program, an order of dismissal from Kitsap County District Court states. Court records said that any posted bail or bond was exonerated following the State of Washington’s motion to dismiss the case.

Pot shop smash-and-grabs: Legislators float solutions, but others say they don't go far enough

Lawmakers in Olympia are considering tougher penalties for the recent spate of smash-and-grab burglaries, but some cannabis retailers argue Senate Bill 6133 doesn't go far enough.

Lynnwood man charged, accused of placing spy cameras in 2 Expedia bathrooms

A Lynnwood man has been charged with multiple counts of voyeurism after investigators say he placed "spy cameras" in two bathrooms in Seattle's Expedia headquarters. He also told police he used those cameras to spy on his ex-wife without her knowledge, according to court documents. 

15-year-old boy shot and killed in Burien

A 15-year-old boy was fatally shot over the weekend in Burien, according to the King County Sheriff's Office. 

2 dead in murder-suicide in Lakewood, child asks for help

Police are investigating a suspected murder-suicide at a Lakewood apartment, after a child living there asked for help.

Police investigate after man found dead in Federal Way
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A man was found dead, laying in the street in Federal Way Tuesday morning. Police closed the roadway to investigate the scene.