The Bremerton Fire Department celebrates Navigator Rachelle's Master's Degree in Social Work from Walden University, highlighting her educational dedication alongside her fire service duties.

Seattle experiences freezing fog with visibility at half a mile and a wind chill of 27°F. Weather is expected to improve, with mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures forecasted.

Boeing has posted manager openings for a long‑planned 737 "North Line" in Everett; new hires will start in Renton before transferring to Everett.

Bellevue Police responded to a crash on Bel-Red Road, causing a closure between 124th and 130th Ave NE, which has since been reopened. Details of the crash were not disclosed.

The Renton Police Department in Washington introduces a free Senior Public Safety Miniseries, aimed at educating seniors on safety and fostering community connections.

Sound Transit will pilot overnight express buses between Sea‑Tac and downtown starting March 28, running roughly every 30 minutes from midnight to 4 a.m.

Federal data show the Seattle metro’s unemployment climbed to 5.1% in November, a 1.1-point jump as tech layoffs and weaker hiring cooled the market. Analysts will watch upcoming company announcements and federal reports for a turnaround.

A vote this week could strip ladders and catwalks from Gas Works Park’s towers after several climbing‑related deaths, pitting safety against preservation. The board will weigh the parks department’s proposal and preservationist pushback.

Seattle experiences freezing fog with low visibility, but expects mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures with light winds throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.

Kitsap County deputies say 21-year-old Hannah Marie Davis, a dependent adult with autism, was lured from her Bremerton home and may be with a registered sex offender.

Puget Sound Fire reports Week 20 of training for firefighter recruits in Recruit Academy 21, covering emergency response skills like pharmacology and terrorism incident response. Graduation is scheduled for January 27th, with a live-stream option.

Tacoma allocated $90,000 from a food and beverage tax to support 28 local community events in 2026, fostering cultural and social engagement within the city.

Kirkland Police reported December activity with 3,876 calls and 146 arrests, including a self-reported DUI and a high-speed reckless driver. They tackled scams and a road rage incident involving a gun.