SPD delays release of internal texts from Bite of Seattle case

The decision marks a reversal from earlier in the week, when Sayles indicated the records would be released by Friday in response to public disclosure requests.

Man accused of starting Old Trails Fire formally indicted for arson

A federal grand jury on Wednesday indicted Aaron Farinacci, 37, formally accusing him of starting the Old Trails Fire in early August, which burned over 3,000 acres and caused devastating damages to homes in the area.

WA police looking for man accused of inappropriately touching 2 girls

The suspect is described as a Hispanic male in his 30s with a heavier build and buzzed hair, who asks girls for directions before approaching them.

Police shoot, kill suspect at Federal Way, WA Commons mall

Federal Way police officers shot and killed a man that allegedly pointed a gun at multiple people in a mall parking lot Thursday night.

42 dogs recover at Everett, WA shelter after Marysville rescue

More than 40 dogs are recovering at the Everett Animal Shelter after they were found inside a cramped utility trailer in Marysville.

Deadly vehicle fire blocks I-5 at Nisqually River Bridge

Northbound I-5 has reopened after a deadly vehicle fire blocked all lanes at the Nisqually River Bridge for several hours.

Seattle used to be filled with Victorian mansions. Where did they all go?

Victorian mansions once occupied prominent blocks in Seattle neighborhoods, now dominated by hospitals, high-rises and commercial buildings. So, what happened to all of Seattle's Victorian homes?

Seattle businesses struggle to survive as mayor pushes new jobs plan

While Seattle business owners grapple with thin profit margins and mounting tax pressures, city leaders are attempting to offer a path forward.

Two men plead not guilty in alleged kidnapping, sexual assault of teen girls

Two men accused of luring two teenage girls in Olympia before allegedly kidnapping and sexually assaulting them in Renton pleaded not guilty Thursday.