Nilu Jenks holds lead over Julie Kang in Seattle City Council race

Nilu Jenks has taken an early lead over Julie Kang in the special election for the Seattle City Council District 5 seat, though the race remains too early to call.

Manhunt underway for suspect following shooting, SWAT standoff in Shelton, WA

Deputies are searching for a suspect who was involved in a shooting that led to a SWAT standoff in Shelton, Washington, early Wednesday morning. 

Deputy dies, second on life support after shooting in Spokane County, WA

A Spokane County sheriff's deputy has died and another is not expected to survive after a domestic violence call escalated into a shooting in Spangle.

Two deputies shot, injured in Spangle, WA

Two Spokane County sheriff's deputies were critically wounded after a barricaded suspect opened fire during a domestic violence call in Spangle.

Bremerton, WA police seek suspects in serious hit-and-run

Bremerton, Washington police need help identifying the suspects of a hit-and-run crash on Monday night.

Dead birds found in Monroe, WA spark bird flu concerns

A number of birds found either dead or showing symptoms of bird flu are raising concerns in Monroe, Washington.

Teen critically injured after being hit by car on I-5 in Kent, WA

A 15-year-old boy is in critical condition after he was struck by a vehicle on Interstate 5 in Kent early Tuesday morning.

Monday Night Football brings Seahawks fans, national excitement to Seattle

The Seattle Seahawks took on the Chicago Bears for a primetime matchup Monday night, with helicopters and fireworks filling the sky before kickoff.

Drone corners armed domestic violence suspect in White Center, WA

After using a drone to clear a White Center apartment, King County Sheriff's deputies located and arrested a domestic violence suspect hiding in a closet with a blanket covering his 5-year-old son.

UW researchers warn against permanent Daylight Saving Time before ‘Big Dark’

Washington’s return to standard time has brought earlier sunsets and the unofficial start of the “Big Dark.” But a new University of Washington study suggests keeping daylight saving time year-round could have consequences for children traveling to school.