Seattle WA

Michael Yakimov, 18, is accused of helping start the deadly Chelan Hills Fire with illegal fireworks on July 4. Yakimov's family says they don't believe he started the fire and want others allegedly involved to also be held accountable. Investigators say as many as five other people could be involved...

The Seattle Police Department (SPD) is investigating a late-night shooting of a 20-year-old woman in Northgate.

SEATTLE — The world's first light rail line over a floating bridge is inadvertently killing fish in Lake Washington, and now Sound Transit is scrambling to find a solution. It's unclear how many fish have died and how long the problem has existed since the Crosslake Connection first opened on March 28, linking Seattle

Some restaurants chase trends, and others just keep doing what worked decades ago. Across Washington, a handful of old-school supper clubs and steakhouses still serve big cuts of prime rib, keep the lighting low, and treat dinner like an event worth dressing up for. If you love a classic dinner...

Thurston County deputies arrested a Kent man after he allegedly led them on a high-speed pursuit from Olympia to DuPont around midnight Thursday. The pursuit started near the Intercity Transit offices on Martin Way East and reached speeds as high as 100 miles per hour, Thurston County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson Lt.

Press release: River Barrel is expanding its craft portfolio and strengthening its hands-on approach to distribution across Western Washington. The Pacific Northwest has long been one of the country's great craft beer regions, built by breweries, neighborhood bottle shops, bars, restaurants, and retailers willing to ta

SEATTLE — A group of neighbors in south Seattle is organizing their efforts to push the city to take immediate action at a growing homeless encampment. The encampment at 42nd Avenue South near Beacon Avenue South has grown to several acres and spans across multiple private and public properties.

Washington architects, builders and contractors are warning Gov. Bob Ferguson and Seattle leaders that the state’s new millionaire’s income tax is already prompting wealthy clients to leave Washington, cancel construction projects and take jobs and investment with them. A letter obtained by The Ari Hoffman Show address

EAST WENATCHEE, Wash. (AP) — An 18-year-old in Washington state has been arrested for the investigation of manslaughter and arson in connection with a deadly July 4 fire, a county sheriff said Thursday.

Washington transportation officials said some construction projects will be paused over Labor Day weekend, but not all of them.