Upcoming street maintenance in Tacoma will cause closures from May 19-June 6, with breaks in work, affecting East I and K Streets. Contact Jeff Maki for info.

National Police Week 2025 honors fallen officers with events like memorials and vigils, highlighting law enforcement solidarity and community support.

Two men were injured in a downtown Seattle shooting, with police quickly intervening and detaining two suspects; the search for a second gun continues.

Seattle's weather forecast includes mostly cloudy skies, temperatures in the low to mid-60s, and chances of rain, as per the National Weather Service.

A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order against new conditions on federal grants imposed by the Trump Administration, as argued in a lawsuit by several local jurisdictions.

Two brothers, Victor and Daniel Hernandez-Paredes, were arrested after separate high-speed chases in Seattle, involving multiple traffic violations and law enforcement.

Federal funding cuts prompt Seattle arts organizations to seek emergency resources before a May 9 appeal deadline, with the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture offering a support guide.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signs bills aiming to alleviate the affordable housing crisis, including House Bill 1217, which caps rent increases and provides tax relief for disabled veterans.

An officer-involved shooting in Poulsbo left one dead; details are sparse as state officials and the Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office investigate the incident.

The California State Fire Marshal's Office emphasizes the importance of wildfire preparedness as drought raises wildfire risks, urging residents to clear flammable vegetation and adopt fire safety practices.

Operation Restore Justice, an FBI-led crackdown, resulted in 205 arrests and 115 child rescues from sexual abuse. The DOJ emphasizes its commitment to fighting child exploitation.

Attorney General Nick Brown addressed damage and threats from University of Washington protests, stressing the balance between protest rights and public safety, and supporting law enforcement actions.

State fishery officials plan a virtual meeting on May 12 to discuss the rotenone treatment in Upper West Branch LeClerc Creek for managing fish populations.