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Criminals went on a spree yesterday in the New Holly neighborhood, formerly the old Holly Park public housing project. Two suspects in custody

The same conditions that produce Washington's best farms also provide the best marijuana, so authorities are going in, guns drawn, to shut them down.

A West Seattle returned home Monday to find it ransacked and her beloved pugs gone. A witness saw someone carrying at least one of the dogs out of her home.

Pierce County authorities are investigating after an inmate in the Pierce County Detention and Correction Center committed suicide on Tuesday night.

Felton Miles, who was fired last year after he was charged with felony harassment of his ex-wife, will be rehired after he escaped a conviction.

Police say a Parkland barista employed at Java Girls threw a cup of boiling water at a man who had repeatedly flashed her. Raw: Surveillance video

A Centralia police dog named Kayo nabbed two wanted men in two different cities in less than an hour Tuesday night.

The state Health Department says a King County woman in her 50s is apparently the first person in Washington this year with West Nile virus.

Traffic was backed up for about four miles on southbound Interstate 5 in Tacoma on Wednesday morning because of two separate collisions.

Several critical health programs could be cut due to a $4.4 million budget shortfall. 30% of employees could lose jobs

A Fort Lewis soldier was killed early Wednesday morning when his pickup truck ran off rain-slickened Interstate 5 at 72nd Street.

After advancing in last night's primary, the two are campaigning in a rematch of the tightest governor's race in U.S. history.Gregoire looks ahead

A city councilman is presenting a new plan to clean up downtown Seattle after perceptions that city hall is ignoring the problem.Police keep it in perspective

Joseph Shikany was sitting on the porch of a house at a lake in Spokane on Monday when lightning hit a nearby tree.

Police say an employee found items today in a co-worker's locker that could be used to make a bomb, but investigators don't know if that was the intent. Fertilizer, lighter fluid found

Alberto Chacon Rios changed his plea to guilty on Tuesday in the death of his 7-month-old son in their backyard fire pit in Federal Way, Wash. Rios will be deported

After several days of scorching weather in Western Washington, a storm is headed our way, bringing steady rain, gusty winds and the threat of flooding and power outages.

Police are investigating how a baby received burns a state child's advocate considered "suspicious." The baby's parents say the child was injured in an accident.

A small earthquake shook the area near the Eastern Washington town of Selah on Tuesday afternoon.