Is the Starbucks app down?
On the day Starbucks rolled out their holiday menu and cups, the company experienced an outage of the order ahead and pay feature on its app.
6.4 and 5.4 magnitude earthquakes strike near Vancouver Island
Two sizable earthquakes, 6.4 and 5.4 magnitude, struck near Vancouver Island nearly an hour apart on Thursday morning.
Deputies: Father shoots rideshare driver caught raping his daughter in WA
A rideshare driver was shot multiple times by the father of a woman he allegedly raped while she was “highly intoxicated," deputies say.
2 WA men accused of selling fake Pokémon, sports cards in $2M scheme
Two men from Washington were arrested Thursday for their involvement in selling fake sports and Pokémon trading cards in a $2 million scheme over two years, said the U.S. Attorney's Office.
AMBER Alert canceled: Washington 1-year-old found safe after pursuit in Oregon
The 1-year-old boy at the center of an AMBER Alert issued out of West Richland has been found safe.
Former Seahawk Richard Sherman arrested for DUI
Former Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman was arrested for DUI early Saturday morning, Washington State Patrol confirmed.
Samurai sword-wielding man arrested in Washington state Walmart after screaming threats, police say
A man wielding a samurai sword was arrested inside a Walmart store in Washington over the weekend after he yelled and threatened to hurt people, authorities said.
Manuel Ellis death: Officers cleared of wrongdoing, will not return to Tacoma Police Department
Three officers who were acquitted in the death of Manny Ellis last month have been cleared of any wrongdoing and will not return to the Tacoma Police Department.
Picasso, Rembrandt, Goya artworks feared damaged, lost in Seattle art gallery fire
“I don’t care if it’s $5, $10 or $20,000. We’re treating everything as if it’s valuable, and we’re trying to save as much as possible,” said the art gallery’s manager.
Washington AG sues to block Kroger and Albertsons merger, warning of higher grocery prices
Meanwhile, Kroger and Albertsons say they must merge to compete with Walmart, Amazon and other major companies that have stepped into the grocery business.
Manny Ellis case: Jury finds 3 Tacoma police officers not guilty for all charges
A jury found three police officers charged in the death of Manuel Ellis, a Tacoma, Washington man who was beaten, shocked and hogtied face down on a sidewalk, not guilty of all charges.
Envelopes filled with white powder mailed to multiple county election offices across Washington
A sixth county election office received a suspicious envelope filled with white powder shortly after Washington's General Election.
Polar bear sisters caught on camera having pool party at Washington zoo
Video from the zoo shows twin polar bears Astra and Laerke having a ball after one of them dragged a kid-sized pool into the bears’ bigger swimming pool.
Seattle police arrest 5 people in connection with South Seattle robberies, 14 handguns recovered
Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz announced Wednesday the arrests of five people suspected in a series of home invasion robberies targeting Asian victims in South Seattle.
Seattle mayor signs executive order giving guidance on city's new public drug use law
The law begins in 30 days, allowing the city attorney’s office to prosecute cases of open drug use and possession.
Video shows stolen Bellevue patrol car lead police on 110mph chase through King County
Authorities say a man attacked officers, stole a patrol car, and led police on a chase through King County before finally being arrested.
'They were laughing'; Woman brutally attacked during gas station robbery
A gas station cashier in Normandy Park is recovering after a relentless assault Friday night. There was less than $100 in the till.
VIDEO: Seattle police officer laughs about woman hit, killed by patrol car
Authorities are investigating after shocking body cam video showed how one Seattle Police officer reacted to the death of a woman hit and killed by a patrol car during an emergency response.
'Barking' Pierce Co. deputy has used the tactic before to get suspects to surrender
A "barking" deputy who helped get four teens into custody following a car theft in University Place says this isn't his first time imitating a police K9 to get a suspect to surrender.
WATCH: Sheriff's deputy barks like police K9 to trick teen suspects into surrendering
A sheriff's deputy used a unique way to get teens out of hiding after they allegedly stole a car: by barking like a dog that was about to be released on the hidden suspects.