5 people rescued from Skykomish River
Five people were stranded on the Skykomish River and safely rescued by firefighters on June 22.
Fatal crash in Renton will close Rainier Avenue for a few hours, officials say
The vehicle rolled between the 600 and 800 blocks, according to Renton Police.
Fire destroyed a Jewish burial prep facility in Seattle. Leaders say it will disrupt services across the region
The two-story building housed a burial preparation service that leaders say serves Jewish families as far as Oregon and Idaho.
Developer hatches deal to save beloved Maltby Cafe from oblivion
The beloved Snohomish County breakfast spot will be demolished to make way for a retail development, but the cafe will be rebuilt as part of the project.
Fencing champion survives massive heart attack at Seattle gym
A decorated national fencer collapsed in cardiac arrest during a practice session and survived because four medical professionals happened to be at the same gym.
Growth in homelessness in King County slows, but resources are tight
The Point-In-Time Count numbers for 2026 show a slower rate of growth than in previous surveys, but more families are living on the streets.
Social media posts from Mason County man charged in terror plot suggest anger, frustration with Trump administration
William Lee Spartacus Falkner faces the possibility of life in prison for an allegedly planning an attack at a White House event.
Person in critical condition after jumping into Lake Washington
Seattle Fire Department crews rescued a person from the waters near Leschi Park on Tuesday afternoon.
Seattle World Cup guide: Everything to know as matches resume locally tomorrow
An estimated 750,000 people are expected to visit Seattle during the tournament, which runs locally through July 19.
Seattle light rail hits record 280K riders during Friday’s World Cup, Mariners game
Seattle’s light rail hit a record high with 280,000 riders during a FIFA World Cup match and Mariners game.
