Southern Resident orca J31 observed with dead newborn calf
The Center of Whale Research said this is not the first time J31 has been observed carrying a deceased calf.
Man pleads not guilty in killing of Coast Guard lieutenant in Skyway
Isaiah Bolar is charged with second-degree murder with a firearm enhancement for the death of Connor Overstreet. He remains held on $3 million bail.
Gun fired during fight on Community Transit bus in Marysville, sheriff’s office says
Two people were jailed on outstanding warrants as deputies worked to identify everyone involved in the bus fight.
Lake City residents push for safer neighborhood ahead of District 5 election
Lake City struggles with crime and safety concerns while residents rally around community strength ahead of District 5 election.
Explosive device damages Tacoma business with 3 employees inside
Police say someone lit a suspected explosive device outside a Tacoma business and walked away before it detonated.
King County Council taps former FBI agent as county’s first inspector general
The council voted Tuesday to appoint Stuart Robinson as the county’s first inspector general and head of a new division in the Office of Public Complaints.
Employee fires at suspects during attempted robbery at Lynnwood jewelry store
Multiple masked suspects used a white Toyota Tacoma to ram a jewelry store before fleeing in two other vehicles.
Police standoff underway near Alki Beach after woman barricades self in apartment
Seattle police are working to take a woman into custody near the 3000 block of 60th Avenue Southwest, according to the department.
2 people slashed by suspect with machete at Seattle park
Two people were injured by a suspect with a machete at Hing Hay Park in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District, according to Seattle police.
Bellingham resident charged with conspiracy in deadly Canada school shooting
James Cody Bryant, a Bellingham resident, faces conspiracy charges for allegedly aiding a shooter in a deadly school attack in Canada, say federal investigators.
