Former Auburn police officer Jeffrey Nelson awaits sentencing for the 2019 shooting death of Jesse Sarey after a guilty verdict under Washington's reformed police accountability law.

Seattle's forecast includes a mix of clouds and sun with occasional showers, daytime temperatures in the low to mid-40s, and chilly nights near freezing.

Jim Lopez won the inaugural "Chamber’s Gesa Kirklander of the Year Award" for his notable contributions to Kirkland as Deputy City Manager for External Affairs.

A woman's death in Renton is being treated as a homicide, with her son arrested as the suspect. The community is shocked, recalling recent concerns about the son.

The trial of Patrick Cooney, charged with murdering Elijah Lewis in a Seattle road rage incident, has begun, with significant attention on gun violence and road rage.

Teamsters at Costco have overwhelmingly authorized a strike if contract negotiations fail, risking significant disruption given the union's pivotal role in the company's operations.

The February Newsletter from Issaquah Senior Center offers a variety of activities and events for seniors, promoting social interaction and holistic well-being.

The National Weather Service in Seattle details a forecast with dense fog, chilly temperatures, and a shift to mostly sunny skies, with a chance of rain later in the week.

Bellevue has appointed Trisna Tanus as the new city attorney, following her acting role and deputy attorney tenure. She brings extensive legal experience and a commitment to the community.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced a $108 million investment from the Housing Levy for affordable housing, contributing to 655 new homes in support of equity and anti-displacement efforts.

Tacoma City Manager Elizabeth Pauli announced her retirement effective July 1, 2025, and expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to serve the community.

Kitsap County and Bremerton, WA, have been named an official 2026 World Cup Fan Zone, with local officials touting the economic and cultural benefits.

P-Patch Giving Gardens donated over 40,000 pounds of produce to Seattle food banks and meal programs in 2024, displaying community spirit and support for those facing food insecurity.