The Olympia Police Department's Business Office will be closed starting 2:00 p.m. on December 24, reopening December 29; however, patrols continue as normal.

A vehicle linked to the fatal SR-509 collision involving the death of a trooper has been found and impounded by Tacoma Police, who seek community help.

A woman was arrested for assaulting two WA State Patrol troopers and spitting on a Seattle police officer after a traffic crash linked to a domestic incident.

A man is charged with a hate crime for threatening to murder synagogue members in Seattle, per KCPAO. He was arrested without incident and is held on $150,000 bail.

Tacoma city offices and facilities are closed on Christmas and New Year's Day, with waste services postponed and parking enforcement paused on these holidays.

A family was hospitalized after their car was hit by a 21-year-old man fleeing police in Puyallup, leaving a 4-year-old in critical condition. The suspect is under investigation for vehicular assault.

Emergency repairs are underway on a critical 12-mile section of the US 2 Stevens Pass in Washington after washouts and mudslides, with no set date for reopening.

Washington State Ferries expects 700,000 passengers during end-of-year holidays, advising travelers to prepare for delays and utilize the WSDOT app for real-time updates.

The Redmond WA Police reported arresting a man for creating a disturbance at a local restaurant, where he assaulted staff and resisted arrest, while in possession of a knife and metal knuckles.

David James Michael Jensen of Everett was sentenced to 15 years for drug trafficking and firearms offenses, with a history of arrests involving drugs and guns.

A man in California was sentenced to 10 years for operating fraudulent call centers that claimed to help distressed homeowners but resulted in victims losing homes and cash.

24-Hour Fitness reached a settlement with the U.S. Attorney's Office over ADA non-compliance allegations, agreeing to pay $2,000 and implement new ADA protocols and employee training.

The Tacoma City Council adopted "Tacoma 2035," a strategic framework based on community input, aiming at safety, housing, connectivity, employment, sustainability, and cultural diversity.