Seattle WA

The man accused of starting a deadly house fire in Seattle last month is expected in court on Monday.

KING COUNTY, Wash. — The King County Sheriff's Office has restored deputy staffing levels in unincorporated areas of the county, following a recent decision by the King County Council to approve $845,000 in supplemental funding. This move comes after earlier staffing reductions due to budget shortfalls....

21-year-old Jonathan Hoang has been missing since March 30 and his family is organizing events to raise awareness about his disappearance.

This week, the family of a missing autistic man from Arlington is stepping up efforts to find him. Jonathan Hoang walked away from his home in late March and was last spotted by a security camera in Kirkland in late June. Hoang’s family is holding two advocacy events to raise...

July has been a tough month of bad news for Lime, the brand that rents e-scooters and e-bikes in Seattle under a permit from the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT). Not, however, that you would have heard about it from Lime, or SDOT. The first bombshell was rumor confirmation on...

A Seattle man has been charged with three counts of murder following a Renton incident that resulted in the death of two women and a child. Steve Vasquez, 46, was charged July 23 by King County prosecutors with one count of first-degree aggravated domestic violence murder and two counts of first-degree aggravated...

SEATTLE — Average gasoline prices in Seattle continue to rise, increasing by 1.9 cents over the past week to reach an average of $4.52 per gallon, according to a survey by GasBuddy. The national average price of gasoline totaled $3.10/g during the same timeframe. Despite the recent uptick, Seattle...

A puppy found overdosing on fentanyl is getting a new ‘leash’ on life.

A Seattle signboard has been making residents and passersby smile every week with punny messages and cheeky wisecracks for nearly two decades. The beloved Wallingford Sign, located outside a Chevron gas station, has also gained a substantial online following. It's easy to see why once you experience its witty humor.

Hidden on the side of utility boxes, affixed to alleys and spray-painted on sidewalks around Tacoma is the image of a boy with a shocked look on his face. The face varies in color and size, but the graffiti image of a boy with a wide-eyed expression has become a calling card of sorts in Tacoma’s guerrilla-art scene....