The Spotlight

Pierce County Sheriff's detectives are asking for your help to solve a nearly 30-year-old murder mystery in the death of Laurie Krage.

Former Governor Jay Inslee released two long-time convicted felons from prison after commuting their sentences. Now, they are both in federal detention along with a third felon after acting U.S Attorney Teal Luthy Miller announced they were indicted for drug trafficking, and gun crimes following a 16-month investigation. Plus, the Spotlight focuses on a strange murder mystery in Pierce County. Human remains found 28 years ago have finally now been identified as Laurie Krage. Detectives want to know why she was never reported missing and who killed her. The answer to how she died could come from a tip on how she lived.

Home invasion robbery suspects terrorize the family of former Seattle Seahawk Richard Sherman. King County Major Crimes detectives are seeking the public's help to identify the gunmen. Plus, bodycam video shows deputies chasing down two 14-year-old suspects wanted after a violent carjacking. And, police want you to see the unidentified suspects in two different car break-ins after victims suffered thousands of dollars in losses. Those stories, and a burn victim pleads for the public's help to return his support dog stolen by a man he met through a dating app.

A Port Orchard man said he wants license plate readers added to the entrances of the Tacoma Mall parking lots after a thief broke into his truck in the middle of the afternoon, with a witness capturing the incident on video.

Seattle police in the Gun Violence Reduction Unit say they have an open and active criminal investigation after a man was shot in Safeway parking lot. The victim says a woman vandalized his car with scissors after getting upset that he was throwing chicken bones out of his window. Cell phone video shows him getting shot while attempting to make a citizen's arrest.

The family of a 39-year-old man killed in a crosswalk by a hit-and-run driver in Ballard is partnering with Crime Stoppers of Puget Sound to offer a $5,000 cash reward to solve his case.

Seattle Police arrested a suspect in a stranger rape near the University of Washington. Detectives describe the suspect as 'houseless' and say he is known to frequent the University District where he has multiple law enforcement contacts for assault, harassment and trespass. Plus, a homeowner's rifles, ammo and gun safe are stolen. Why he thinks the burglary caught on camera was carefully planned. And, bodycam video shows the arrests of several high-profile fugitives suspected in multiple heists netting more than a $1,000,000 cash.

The Renton Police Department Violent Crime Unit arrested a dangerous fugitive on Tuesday, following a Crime Stoppers tip from a FOX 13 viewer.

Tips lead officers to an armed and dangerous fugitive threatening to kill the families of police officers. Video shows him hiding in a closet before his arrest. Plus, deputies are trying to identify a child predator caught on camera stalking a teenage girl.

The search is on for an armed and dangerous fugitive wanted after police say he's threatening to kill the family members of law enforcement officers. It's the latest example of Washington State's catch and release policy putting violent suspects back on the streets. The Spotlight details HB 1252 aimed at holding judges accountable and requiring them to set higher bail amounts for criminals who run from police. Plus, a sex trafficking victim explains the signs to look for to spot someone in need and the heroic actions of a hit and run victim's dog to save her owner.

The Spotlight investigates a local Superior Court judge's pattern of releasing dangerous suspects on low bail or no bail. Police and the family members of victims say the revolving door is erroding trust in the justice system. Plus, video shows a suspect firing multiple shots into a Maserati, and the search is on for a gunman caught on camera shooting out the glass at a store in the mall to steal high-end sneakers. And, a warning to share with your parents and grandparents after a 74-year-old woman gets a fake pop-up alert on her computer from Charles Schwab and is scammed out of more than $600,000.

A rolling gun battle on the streets of Seattle pushes a longtime business to seek out a safer place work, plus from the Grappler to pepper rounds, see how law enforcement in Washington state is catching dangerous fugitives and a heart-breaking unsolved murder. Detectives release new information to help solve the kidnapping and killing of a mother of three.

From fake jewelry scams on the side of highways to distract and grab thefts, law enforcement is warning of Romanian organized crime rings targeting victims in Washington state. One store owner in Leavenworth says the thieves used kids as accomplices when they stole from her shops. She confronted one of the suspects and it was caught on camera. Now, one suspect has been arrested but others are still wanted.

The father of a young boy found dead in a vicious attack outside his own apartment, a thief targets a nonprofit thrift store with his eyes on the most expensive item, and video captures police drone technology used to end a standoff at a 7-Eleven.