1 million green crabs removed from WA waters
A multi-agency effort continues to battle the problem of invasive European Green Crabs in Washington waters.
A multi-agency effort continues to battle the problem of invasive European Green Crabs in Washington waters.
Arlington, WA residents warned of group selling fake gold jewelry, stealing
Arlington police are warning the public about a group selling fake gold jewelry and swindling people out of their money.
Arlington police are warning the public about a group selling fake gold jewelry and swindling people out of their money.
Thieves steal 60 guns from South Hill, WA storage units
Authorities in Pierce County are asking for the community's help to identify two thieves who stole 60 guns and hundreds of boxes of ammunition from a Puyallup storage unit business.
Authorities in Pierce County are asking for the community's help to identify two thieves who stole 60 guns and hundreds of boxes of ammunition from a Puyallup storage unit business.
WA Secretary of State concerned over declining federal support in election security efforts
Washington Secretary Steve Hobbs said uncertainty is growing as key federal programs to support government cybersecurity face funding cuts.
Washington Secretary Steve Hobbs said uncertainty is growing as key federal programs to support government cybersecurity face funding cuts.
Tacoma man involved in Seattle mass shooting pleads guilty to gun, drug charges
Marquise Tolbert, 29, pleaded guilty to gun and drug trafficking charges on Friday.
Marquise Tolbert, 29, pleaded guilty to gun and drug trafficking charges on Friday.
WA wildlife officials kill second coyote after Bellevue-area attacks
A second coyote has been killed by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife following Bellevue attacks.
A second coyote has been killed by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife following Bellevue attacks.
Water shutoffs coming to Seattle's Eastlake neighborhood this month
People living in Seattle's Eastlake neighborhood will have their water shut off this Sunday for long-overdue repairs, with more shutoffs to follow this month.
People living in Seattle's Eastlake neighborhood will have their water shut off this Sunday for long-overdue repairs, with more shutoffs to follow this month.
Number of Downtown Seattle daily workers approaching pre-pandemic levels
The number of visitors and daily workers is rebounding in Downtown Seattle, beginning to close the gap on foot traffic seen before the pandemic.
The number of visitors and daily workers is rebounding in Downtown Seattle, beginning to close the gap on foot traffic seen before the pandemic.
Seattle Mariners, San Diego Padres to compete for 'Vedder Cup' starting in 2025
The Mariners and Padres are teaming up with Eddie Vedder for the annual Vedder Cup starting this season. Find out more about the rivalry.
The Mariners and Padres are teaming up with Eddie Vedder for the annual Vedder Cup starting this season. Find out more about the rivalry.
Best time to see the UW cherry blossoms in Seattle
Everything you need to know about the picture-perfect cherry blossoms on UW's Seattle campus.
Everything you need to know about the picture-perfect cherry blossoms on UW's Seattle campus.
Seattle's Victor Steinbrueck Park reopens as totem pole restoration continues
Victor Steinbrueck Park in Seattle is reopening after renovations that enhance safety and honor Native American heritage, with totem pole restoration continuing through late 2025.
Victor Steinbrueck Park in Seattle is reopening after renovations that enhance safety and honor Native American heritage, with totem pole restoration continuing through late 2025.
Seattle police investigate burned Tesla as possible vandalism in Capitol Hill
Seattle police are investigating after a burned Tesla was found Thursday night in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.
Seattle police are investigating after a burned Tesla was found Thursday night in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.