Edmonds Police are requesting public assistance to identify suspects involved in a waterfront shooting on January 9, where a young man and his sister were endangered around 2:30 AM.

MLK Day affects Seattle's waste collection schedule, causing a one-day delay in Northeast and parts of Central Seattle, while other areas remain unaffected.

Issaquah offers free CERT training to residents, covering emergency preparedness, medical procedures, and disaster response, with registration now open for spring sessions.

Seattle is expecting a partly sunny week with possible fog, and slight chances of rain and snow toward the end of the week, according to the National Weather Service.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife reminds winter crabbers to report their catches by Feb. 1, even if no crabs were caught, to help manage the fishery.

Puyallup residents can provide input on a proposed development at the Cornforth Campbell Property via a public hearing or by submitting written comments to the city.

Sarah Rumbaugh, a Tacoma City Council Member, joins the Washington State Shorelines Hearings Board. She brings her environmental advocacy background to the board.

Washington biologists begin a study to monitor black-tailed deer populations using GPS collars, trail cameras, and proximity sensors due to challenging dense habitat.

Lynnwood Council Member Julieta Altamirano-Crosby resigned to become a Snohomish County PUD Commissioner, reflecting on accomplishments and receiving praise from the mayor for her service.

Caprice Massey was inaugurated as Washington County's 33rd sheriff, succeeding Pat Garrett. She looks to enhance public safety and community partnerships.

The City of Tacoma and OMWBE are hosting a workshop to help minority and disadvantaged business owners obtain OMWBE certification on January 23, 2025.

Antisemitic and racist vandalism at Mercer Island Middle School is being investigated as a hate crime, causing community distress and prompting a firm response from officials.

The accused in a fatal stabbing of a Seattle bus driver will appear in court, with a history of legal encounters and public transit safety concerns highlighted.