Man convicted in $10,000 murder-for-hire plot in Pierce County seeks reduced sentence
A woman hired Barker to kill her daughter’s former husband for $10,000, according to Pierce County court documents.
New male orca calf born to Southern Resident J35
A new male orca calf has been spotted with Southern Resident J35, marking her sixth documented calf. Researchers say the newborn appears healthy so far.
Big Game of the Week: How to watch Kennedy Catholic vs. Tahoma
Every Friday night, KING 5 will highlight local high school football teams around the region with the Big Game of the Week livestream.
Former Seattle gas station worker charged with murder; his mother, stepfather found dead in Wisconsin
Prosecutors say security video captured the clerk being shot at least four times from as close as 1 to 2 feet away.
Wrongful death lawsuit filed against Recology in death of Seattle elementary school teacher
The family of a Seattle teacher killed in a bicycle accident has sued Recology, alleging the driver violated traffic laws and the company neglected proper training.
Ballard light rail could open in 2042. The funding still needs to follow
Sound Transit leaders answer questions Monday evening as the agency pursues cost savings and funding to extend service beyond Seattle Center.
3 arrested in connection with deadly shooting of teen in downtown Tacoma
Two men and a woman are in the Pierce County Jail after a teenage boy was shot and killed early Sunday morning in downtown Tacoma.
Suspicious mail reaches offices of Washington Reps. Jayapal, Smith as FBI investigates nationwide wave
Two Washington congressional offices and the state elections office have received suspicious mail as authorities investigate similar incidents nationwide.
U.S. Education Secretary urges Washington to adopt new education tax credit program
U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon urges Washington to join a new tax credit program for school scholarships, sparking debate over public education funding.
Tacoma speed cameras recorded 400,000 speeding violations in 4 weeks. Only a fraction will be ticketed
During an initial 30-day warning period, city data showed roughly three out of every four vehicles passing through the intersection exceeded the posted speed.
