Pierce County, WA, addressed a misprint in voter pamphlet inserts for several school districts and has issued a correction expected in the mail from Jan. 27. Voters can also access correct information online. The ballots themselves are unaffected.

Mayor Nehring of Marysville is set to give his "State of the City" address, covering past achievements and future plans, with live and recorded viewing options.

Upcoming roadwork in Renton could cause significant traffic disruptions, affecting several key roads from January 26-30, with a traffic map available for residents to plan commutes.

The Pierce County Council announced a schedule of meetings from January 26-30, covering various topics important to the community, with sessions on rules, economic development, and more.

A Friday-night shooting in Belltown closed Third Avenue between Cedar and Bell; Seattle police blocked the block and asked the public to avoid the area while detectives investigated.

A King County autopsy found a decades‑old gunshot wound caused the death of 71‑year‑old Joseph Garrett, making him Seattle’s first recorded homicide of 2026.

Bremerton Police arrested a man sitting on a gun in his car; he's a felon with prior narcotic and firearm convictions, also found with cocaine, drug distribution materials, and cash.

Registered nurses from Tacoma General and Mary Bridge held informational pickets on Friday after contract talks with MultiCare stalled, pressing for NICU ratios, staffing protections and better pay.

Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs announced the certification of Initiative IL26-638, related to student athletics in K-12 schools, which legislators may pass, send to public vote, or leave for certification.

The Seattle Metro Chamber released a Small Business Readiness Playbook with checklists and templates to help Washington businesses prepare for the World Cup this summer.

Burglary suspect arrested after a brief chase near a Burien CVS; Burien Police Department's diligent response led to the individual's capture and charges for commercial burglary.

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.