Man rescued from train tracks by Seattle police officers seconds before being hit
SEATTLE — A Seattle police officer pulled a man off train tracks just seconds before he would have been struck in dramatic new body camera video. The Seattle Police Department (SPD) said officers responded to a mental health crisis call for a man sitting high above train tracks near the 2nd Avenue exit and East Jackson Street on Oct. 7.
Two teens have been charged in King County for a series of nearly 80 armed robberies, including shootings and carjackings.
SOUTH SEATTLE — King County Sheriff’s Office detectives are investigating after a break-in at a commercial business in the ...
Seattle took a step toward denser housing Wednesday as Mayor Bruce Harrell unveiled the latest version of his ...
A man was shot in the leg in Seattle's New Holly neighborhood; police are investigating with no suspects detained.
The University of Washington is facing a racial discrimination lawsuit as UW Medicine withholds a career support tool from ...
Seattle historian Feliks Banel's new podcast explores the 1963 crash of a military plane — and the “amazing, resilient” ...
Avalanche Energy Designs Inc. is a micro fusion company backed by Founders Fund, a prominent San Francisco venture capital ...
Mayor Bruce Harrell’s administration has finalized its proposal for the city’s next 20-year growth plan with a few key changes to draft plans circulated earlier this year including ...
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