Floodwaters recede, but concerns grow for Washington salmon runs
Floodwaters in Washington are receding, but wildlife officials warn recent flooding may have caused serious damage to salmon eggs and habitat.
Lynnwood, WA take advantage of clear weather for last-minute holiday gifts
Shoppers in Lynnwood ventured out in the dry weather to get last-minute Christmas shopping wrapped up on Tuesday.
Flooding impacts on WA salmon population
The impact of Washington's recent flooding just beginning to surface, and that includes the state's salmon population.
Seattle police recognize suspect in elderly woman assault downtown
Seattle police said the man suspected of violently attacking an elderly woman with a makeshift weapon downtown has a history of random attacks.
WA Gov. Ferguson backs income tax on WA residents earning over $1M
The so-called “millionaires tax" could raise $3 billion annually, starting in 2029. It would likely face legal challenges and need to go to voters for approval.
Puget Sound Energy warns incoming windstorm could cause more power outages in WA
Puget Sound Energy (PSE) is warning customers that a significant windstorm moving toward the area could potentially cause power outages this holiday week.
Police find suspect vehicle in WA trooper death investigation
Police in Tacoma say the suspect vehicle believed to be involved in Trooper Guting's death has been found. Investigators still ask for help from citizens who may be witnesses.
Man arrested for starting dumpster fire in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood
Firefighters put out the early-morning blaze and said the building could have easily caught fire, while officers later arrested the suspect after he resisted and assaulted police.
Seattle police immediately recognize suspect in elderly woman attack
The suspect, Fale Pea, is a previously convicted felon known for random assaults.
4 hospitalized after E. coli outbreak linked to Bellevue, WA restaurant
King County Public Health is investigating an outbreak of E. coli connected to a restaurant in Bellevue.
Bellevue, WA police launch homicide investigation for 27-year-old's death
Police in Bellevue announced Tuesday that they will investigate the death of a young woman as a homicide following an autopsy report.
Judge orders release of US Army Veteran from ICE detention in Tacoma, WA
U.S. Army veteran Zahid Chaudhry, who was detained by ICE at the Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma for months, has finally been released from custody.
U.S. Army veteran released from ICE custody
U.S. Army veteran Zahid Chaudhry, who was detained by ICE at the Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma for months, has been released from ICE custody.
Woman killed, another arrested in Milton stabbing
A woman was fatally stabbed at a townhome in Milton on Monday, and another woman has been arrested for the crime.
Tacoma PD seeks vehicle of interest in trooper's death
Police now believe a second driver was involved in the death of a 29-year-old Washington State Patrol trooper on Friday. They ask the public for help as the hunt is underway.
Renton, WA residents expect long cleanup in Cedar River flooding aftermath
In Renton, people walking close to Lake Washington near the Renton Airport said there's a logjam to be cleaned up.
Repairs underway on WA's SR 410 after White River flooding washout
Flooding along the White River washed out part of State Route 410 near Enumclaw, forcing traffic into a single alternating lane just days before Christmas.
Woman fatally stabbed, suspect arrested in Milton, WA townhome
A woman was arrested after a fatal stabbing Monday afternoon at a townhome in Milton, Washington.
VIDEO: Elderly couple robbed, attacked in Lynnwood, WA parking lot
A Romanian couple has been arrested on first-degree robbery charges, accused of targeting elderly couples for jewelry in parking lots across the Puget Sound.
'Graveyard' of debris clogs Lake Washington near Renton after storms
Recent flooding on the Cedar River has pushed a massive amount of logs and silt into south Lake Washington, creating a debris field hundreds of feet wide. While community volunteers have begun cleanup efforts at the Renton Rowing Center, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says the sheer volume of material will take time to clear.