Over two dozen new sidewalks coming to Pinehurst
The projects are funded through the Seattle Transportation Levy.
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Woman suspected of stealing truck, driving recklessly with baby inside
Court documents detail a woman suspected of stealing a truck in Olympia and leading police on a reckless chase with a baby inside the vehicle.
Seahawks legends to close Legion Sports Bar in Bellevue
Former 'Legion of Boom' players say service at Lumen Field will continue.
5 things to do in the Seattle area this weekend: May 1-3
Sunny weather in Seattle sets the stage for Opening Day of boating season, Mariners games and AANHPI Heritage Month celebrations.
Pierce County man charged after attempting to crash car into a gas line to set home on fire
Court documents say three family members were inside when a car hit the home near a gas line.
Northbound I-405 in Bellevue clear after garbage truck fire
The fire forced the full, temporary closure of northbound I-405 Friday afternoon.
Mature female great white shark tracked in Pacific Northwest waters
Kara, a mature female great white shark, was detected near Ocean Shores during an unusual trip through Pacific waters.
WSP arrests longtime most-wanted suspect in California
After 14 years, a man charged with fatal hit-and-run will appear in Skagit court
Retired Washington first responders sue state over $3.3B pension fund transfer
The lawsuit says a new Washington law would move billions from a fund reserved for retired police and firefighters.
Woman says she was attacked at Gig Harbor prison, sues DOC over transgender housing policy
The complaint asks a federal judge to block DOC from housing certain inmates at the women’s prison in Gig Harbor.
Double full moon, Halley's Comet meteor shower and Artemis II 10-day recap | May Sky Above
Ever wonder why we say 'once in a blue moon'? May’s full moon schedule sheds some light. This Sky Above includes Halley's Comet sightings and NASA's safe splashdown.
Over 18 vehicles struck by unsecured debris from semi on southbound I-5 near SR 512
On southbound I-5, debris from a semi-truck damaged over 18 vehicles, but no injuries were reported, according to Washington State Patrol.
Martin Luther King Jr Way reopens in Seattle due to crash
A crash blocking southbound traffic on Martin Luther King Jr Way S prompted police and fire response early Friday. Drivers are advised to expect delays.
Man critically injured in Seattle stabbing; police seek suspect
A Seattle man is in critical condition following a stabbing after an altercation outside a bar, police say. No one has been arrested.
Seattle considers ban on new data centers after reported expansion interest
Seattle City Light told KING 5 that three companies have explored potential data center development in its service area, though none have submitted service requests.
50th anniversary disrupted: Copper theft threatens Taproot Theatre’s summer shows
Seattle’s Taproot Theatre is facing steep repair costs after copper theft damaged its HVAC system, putting summer shows and acting camps at risk.
Long-time PLU soccer coach and former player still going strong after Parkinson's diagnosis
Jamie Bloomstine remains an inspiring force in Washington soccer, balancing his roles as a coach, referee, and mentor while battling Parkinson's disease.
Petroleum-based materials shortage ends sale of certain Washington licenses, state says
All 600 fish and game license dealers in Washington will no longer sell waterproof, tear-resistant licensing paper as early as May 13, 2026.
She lost her life savings to fraud. Now the government is adding to her burden.
A Washington retiree swindled out of her life savings now faces a second blow: the federal government is making her pay for money that was stolen.
Foss High School cancels classes after mass stabbing
A Tacoma high school has canceled school for Friday after a mass stabbing on Thursday afternoon.
Second suspect arrested in Belltown homicide, robbery
The U.S. Marshals Task Force arrested the 34-year-old man on suspicion of murder and robbery.
Trump signs bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security, ending record shutdown
Congress has passed a bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security after more than two months. Here's what happens next. (AP Photo)
Lummi tribal members to get steep discounts on gas
Lummi leaders added a temporary discount of $1 off per gallon of gas for members.
4 students, security guard injured in stabbing at Foss High School in Tacoma
TACOMA, Wash. — Four students and a security guard were injured in a stabbing at Foss High School in Tacoma on Thursday, according to Tacoma police.