The City of Puyallup invites residents to a public hearing on December 11, 2024, to discuss Comprehensive Plan amendments, with options to attend in-person or virtually.

The Columbia River white sturgeon fishing season opens on January 1, 2025, with specific days and quota limits announced by Oregon and Washington fishery managers.

WDFW sets 2024-25 coastal steelhead fishing regulations with season open from Dec 2 to Mar 31, requiring selective gear, mandating release of wild steelhead, and discussing the species' conservation amid moderate extinction risks.

A 12-year-old stole his grandfather's car, led a police chase in Moses Lake, and was arrested without injuries. He faces charges for vehicle theft and felony eluding.

University of Washington landscape architecture students collaborate with Schmitz Park Creek Restore to revitalize the park's connection to Puget Sound.

Yvonne Seyler, Senior Supervisor at ADS in Seattle HSD, has reshaped her role to focus on community independence, utilizing her public service experience and diverse team to help King County residents.

Pierce County Elections certified a 76.73% voter turnout in the November General Election, with a preference for ballot drop boxes and an average voter age of 51 years old.

A Washington State trooper and a tow truck driver were injured after a car crash in Renton, which marks the fifth such incident in the area in five days.

A man from Federal Way, WA, awaits trial after a federal indictment for kidnapping, with the initial incident involving the abduction of a woman leading to his arrest in Texas.

Kirkland city offers a variety of holiday events including the Snowflake Ball, Google Lights Event, Winterfest Tree Lighting, Cereal with Santa, Bonfires & Christmas Ship Stops, and activities for teens and adults.

OSL Serves in Seattle provides 6,000-7,000 daily meals to those in need, has a food recovery program, and recently opened a new, eco-friendly facility, emphasizing equity and community.

Seattle residents are invited to a meeting on December 12 to discuss the Lake Washington Boulevard Renovations Project and voice their opinions on the proposed improvements.

Four Washington State Patrol cars were hit by impaired drivers in just four hours, with no officers injured. The incidents highlight the risks of drunk driving.