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Footage of Sha’Carri Richardson shoving boyfriend Christian Coleman several times and appearing to throw something at him at an airport has surfaced online. The American sprinter was arrested for assault after the incident took place at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on July 27, with TMZ Sports having obtained...

Last night in Downtown Seattle, an act of violence was abruptly halted, thanks to the vigilant eyes of the city's Real Time Crime Center (RTCC). Seattle police took a 19-year-old man into custody, attributing their swift action to the technological prowess of the center's camera network. The incident took place just...

SEATTLE - New video from Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) cameras shows a suspected arsonist setting fire to a funeral home in South Seattle, as investigators work to determine whether the incident is connected to a string of suspicious fires in the area. The footage, recorded on July 30, appears...

Officers responded after a report of someone in a vehicle brandishing what appeared to be a handgun and throwing rocks at a group of youths.

SEATTLE — A violent assault on a busy Seattle street was captured on camera and quickly halted, thanks to the city's new crime-fighting technology. A 19-year-old suspect is now in custody, and local business owners are hopeful this marks the beginning of safer streets. The incident occurred near 3rd...

Heartwood Haven Sanctuary in Roy rescued 67 abused animals from a Thurston County property, where they were found living in filth and surrounded by rotting carcasses without food or water. The sanctuary is providing medical care and testing for diseases before putting the animals up for adoption, noting severe...

EDITOR’S NOTE: This story has been updated to reflect a correction – the theft occurred at the Burien Fred Meyer, not Safeway as initially reported by Burien Police. A man who allegedly tried to steal more than $500 worth of meat from the Burien Fred Meyer was arrested recently after a brief foot chase, according to...

WASHINGTON STATE — Cannabis sales across Washington have been on a downward trend for five consecutive years, with no signs of stopping, according to the Washington Department of Revenue. According to the Washington Liquor and Cannabis Board (WLCB), the decline in sales largely relates to an oversupply of cannabis,...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Two Washington women were indicted on first-degree theft charges for allegedly stealing a coin worth thousands of dollars from a shop in Southeast Portland. The theft took place on June 4 at a coin and precious metals shop in the 3500 block of Southeast 52nd Avenue.

Seattle’s unreinforced brick buildings are a disaster waiting to happen — and the cash to fix them isn’t there.