Seattle Police

In the three months since Seattle started arresting people for open-air drug use and possession, none of the more than 150 people detained have gone to jail for violating the city’s new ordinance.

Three people were seriously injured in a car crash on Airport Way S near the stadiums on Saturday.

Seattle Police are seeking the public's help to identify several people of interest at the scene of a building fire in Seattle's Mount Baker neighborhood.

A year after a college student was hit and killed by a speeding Seattle Police cruiser responding to a call, an investigation by the Office for Police Accountability found that an officer heard on tape making callous remarks about the victim had actually violated the department's policies.  

Seattle Police are asking the public for help identifying multiple suspects in an armed carjacking that happened in the Central District last week.

The Seattle Police Department has released new age-progression photos of a girl kidnapped by her biological father in 2014, and new photos of the father in question. Detectives recently revealed that they believe her father may be dressing as a woman, which could help the community find the pair faster, 

A new audit shows the Seattle Police Department has a low rate of compliance with a law requiring it to provide young people with access to a lawyer before they are interviewed.

It’s been a violent week in the Central District. Seattle Police said Thursday someone was robbed outside of Garfield High School and two others were shot in the neighborhood. 

A lawsuit has been filed against Seattle Police, stemming from a 2020 incident where five officers were accused of breaking into an apartment and seizing a woman who lived there—except they had the wrong address.

Documents and audio obtained by FOX 13 News reveal more details into the shocking conversation between Seattle Police Officers Guild President Mike Solan and SPOG Vice President Daniel Auderer, the morning after a speeding police cruiser fatally struck 23-year-old Jaahnavi Kandula in January.

The Seattle Police Department (SPD) delivered a press conference regarding a drug ordinance enforcement operation that was conducted in the downtown area on Friday.

Beginning Oct. 20, Seattle Police will have the authority to arrest anyone publicly using or possessing drugs. Police Chief Adrian Diaz is shedding light on how officers will enforce the new rules.

The law begins in 30 days, allowing the city attorney’s office to prosecute cases of open drug use and possession.

A Seattle police officer and union leader under investigation for laughing and making callous remarks about the death of a woman from India who was struck by a police SUV has been taken off patrol duty, police said.