The Pierce County Sheriff's Department highlights their deputies' heroics and odd encounters in a year-end video series, including pursuits, community interactions, and unique problem-solving incidents.

Seattle experienced minor coastal flooding, and the National Weather Service issued a flood advisory. Rain is expected to continue throughout the week, with no sign of easing.

Tacoma police are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred early New Year’s Day in the Eastside neighborhood. Officers responded to reports of gunfire and found a man in his 20s with gunshot wounds. The case is being treated as a homicide, and authorities are asking the public for information.

Federal Way encourages residents to adopt sustainable practices, such as using public transit, practicing natural lawn care, and properly disposing of hazardous waste, according to their social media posts.

The National Weather Service predicts rainy days ahead for Seattle with varied chances of precipitation and shifting winds, leading to both rain and potential snow mid-week.

Bellevue reviews mid-biennium budget, considering economic changes and growth, with proposals for property tax increase, sewer rate revision, and fee enhancements. Public hearing scheduled for Nov. 12.

Jessica Vasquez, a pregnant woman, was killed by an SUV while crossing a street in Kent, Washington. No intoxication or speed involved.

Redmond Police Department provides tips on preventing car thefts, emphasizing vigilance after 125 thefts in 2025, suggesting the use of steering wheel locks, and reporting suspicious activity.

Nana's Southern Kitchen in Kent continued their tradition of giving free Christmas meals to those in need, supported by community donations and volunteers, including a significant contribution from Microsoft’s Judson Althoff.

Sammamish's Transportation Master Plan guides a growing city in developing its infrastructure over 20 years, with a focus on multimodal travel and integration into the broader Capital Improvement Plan.

Redmond WA Police shared a social media post with holiday driving safety tips, including slowing down, not driving impaired or distracted, buckling up, and watching for pedestrians and weather changes.

The Redmond Fire Department participated in the Redmond Lights event, adding holiday cheer to the community and inviting people to enjoy the bright installations at Downtown Park and Esterra Park.

The Puyallup Police promote the "9PM Routine" to prevent holiday theft, using social media to remind citizens to lock up and secure homes and vehicles.