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A truck with a towering, mostly unsecured load was easy to find for the Washington State Patrol driving on I-405 in Renton.

Imagine a car flying down the freeway at 156 mph, no headlights, disappearing into the fog. This jaw-dropping moment has everyone talking.

On SR-167 or Kent last night, there was a little more Washington State Patrol trooper activity than usual because of a high-speed chase.

In the midst of rush hour chaos, two brave troopers showed that compassion knows no bounds when they rescued a tiny kitten on the freeway.

Just when you think you've seen it all, a runaway car takes a detour onto the railroad tracks. WSP troopers tracks and arrest driver.

Earlier this week, there was a hit-and-run incident on Westbound I-90 near Kachess Lake, and the Washington State Patrol (WSP) needs help finding the suspect.

At 4 a.m. in Kent, a driver parked in the wrong lane leads to an arrest that could change everything for them.

You won't believe how many speeders the new cameras caught on Interstate 5—over 11,500 violations since April.

Just a couple of hours before the 116 mph speeder got slapped with a fine and sent on their way, Washington State Patrol Trooper Rick Johnson shared another story from the same day, but this time, the outcome was very different

In a heart-pounding moment, local law enforcement turned a chase into a rescue. It’s a reminder of how quickly things can change.

A DUI driver in Port Gamble nearly hit WSP troopers and a family before crashing off an embankment.

WSP has received 57 reports of individuals stopping on ramps and freeways attempting to sell fake gold to passersby.