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A flock camera ping late on a Wednesday night set off a chain of events that ended with a stolen truck back home and someone in handcuffs.

Three agencies worked together to build this case, and what they found on social media led to a federal grand jury indictment.

Speed cushions just showed up on a couple of Pasco streets, and they're not your typical speed bumps — there's actually a reason emergency vehicles don't mind them one bit.

The teen she claimed to be looking for was in the car the whole time — and that's just one part of this wild Sunday night chase through south Kitsap County.

When someone skips out on sex offender registration requirements, that's not a paperwork problem — it's a felony, and in this case, it's happened more than once.

Thomas Dambo has hidden over 30 trolls across the U.S., but six of them are right here in the Pacific Northwest, waiting in places you might not expect.

Six people ran. Five were found. A gun was recovered. And the Moses Lake Police Department says charges are coming.

Ten thousand dollars in damage, a totaled car, and a driver who thought leaving the scene was his best option. It wasn't.

The car was there. The driver wasn't. What happened next on I-82 south of Kennewick involved K9 teams, drones, and a two-mile run through the fields.

She's 30 years old, five-two, with a tattoo that reads 'Beautiful' above her left eye — and right now, nobody knows where she is.

She said she was forced into it — but the pawn shop records told a very different story.

Hood Canal shellfish closures are back, and this time the warning comes with some serious numbers behind it — the kind that make you want to double-check before heading to the beach.