Enrollment for kindergarten in the Federal Way Public Schools for the 2025-26 school year is open and can be completed online or in-person with necessary documents. Various orientation programs are offered to help students adjust.

Washington State is facing a DUI toxicology backlog, resulting in delayed justice and risk to public safety, with average waits exceeding 400 days. A legislative proposal aims to allow private labs to process samples to alleviate delays.

A woman in Seattle survived a high-speed crash into a building. No structural damage to the building and the driver had minor injuries. She was not impaired and is expected to recover fully.

An Amtrak train hit a semi-truck in Auburn, Washington, with no injuries reported. The truck was stuck on tracks due to poor road signs and the driver escaped seconds before the collision.

North Bend residents can discuss city issues with Mayor Mary Miller on January 29 at The Trail Youth Coffee Home during the "Meet up with the Mayor" event.

Former Kirkland City Councilmember Dave Asher passed away on January 15, 2025, leaving a legacy of dedication to public safety, walkability, and community engagement.

A man from Mercer Island got home incarceration for sexually assaulting a minor on a plane due to his severe health issues that could make prison a death sentence.

A 13-year-old boy was stabbed in North Everett; suspect is sought. Police and community are seeking info on a black male, 6 feet tall, in a grey sweatshirt and yellow beanie.

Tacoma has secured over $10.6 million in grants for infrastructure improvements, including roadway and bikeway upgrades to achieve Vision Zero goals and enhance transportation access.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Dept warns of scammers impersonating law enforcement, using threats like missed jury duty to obtain money via wire or gifts cards.

King County announced a $107 million investment to preserve over 3,000 acres of land, enhance green spaces, restore habitats, and support urban farming.

A man from Snohomish County pleaded guilty to child sexual abuse imagery production and attempted minor enticement. His sentencing is scheduled for April 25, 2025.

Bremerton invites public feedback on its transportation future through two draft documents, with input due by January 27, 2025, on the city’s webpage.