Washington State Patrol detectives are looking for witnesses to a February 19th hit and run collision that occurred along State Route 524 near Nellis Road in Bothell.
Anyone that may have seen the vehicle driving in the area, or the pedestrians in the area are urged contact them.
In a time of economic uncertainty, unpredictable layoffs, record unemployment, and Covid-impacted shifts in career planning, Washington State Patrol will be hiring 60 new Trooper Cadets and 24 Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Officers in the next six months and invites interested individuals to apply.
The Washington State Patrol confirmed there was a second shooter at the armed clash between opposing political groups on Saturday, December 12th. They seek the public's help in identifying the second shooter.
Washington State Patrol troopers are tracking down a known criminal enterprise where people beg for money in exchange for gold jewelry. They ask anyone with information about these incidents to come forward.
The Washington State Patrol will conduct a statewide “Slow Down, Move Over” emphasis from Friday, August 23rd, through Sunday, August 25th, to help troopers, roadway workers, emergency responders, and citizens stay safe.
Washington State high school juniors and seniors with an interest in law enforcement as a career will have an opportunity to spend a week this summer learning about the roles and job opportunities within law enforcement. The application deadline is May 10th.
The Washington State Legislature recently authorized funds to reimburse bump stock owners $150 for each one turned in, but the offer ends on Tuesday, March 26th, when the federal law that bans them takes effect.
Thanks to an alert Washington State Department of Transportation supervisor, a missing elderly woman was reunited with her family on Tuesday, August 28th.
The Washington State Patrol (WSP) in conjunction with 145 other law enforcement agencies around the state will have extra DUI patrols out from Friday, August 18th, through Monday, September 4th.
The Washington State Patrol released statistics showing how many motorists were stopped for distracted driving before and after the new law took effect on July 23rd.
From Friday, July 28th, to Sunday, July 30th, there will be extra Washington State Patrol Troopers on the roadway, as well as our aviation unit in the sky, looking for unsafe, speeding, aggressive and impaired motorcyclists.
First it was Left-Lane Campers and now the Washington State Patrol will focus on speeders to keep everyone safe. Additional Troopers will be on duty to catch speeders from Friday to Sunday, June 23rd to 25th.
The Washington State Patrol is investigating a serious injury collision that occurred on Friday, June 2nd, at approximately 12:40 pm on SR9 at 233rd Place SE, just north of Woodinville.
On Friday, February 10th, the actions of veteran Washington State Patrol Trooper Lance Ramsay saved a woman’s life; however for him, it’s just “part of the job.”
Washington State Patrol Troopers and other law enforcement agencies will conduct extra DUI patrols across the state this holiday season, from December 15th to January 1st.
Washington State Patrol (WSP) Troopers conducted a statewide “Slow Down, Move Left, for Emergency Lights” emphasis from Thursday, October 27th through Saturday, October 29th.
The purpose was to bring increased awareness to the “Move Over Law” which helps both troopers and citizens get home safe.
