A 23-year-old was arrested in connection with the murders of two teenage brothers in Poulsbo; the suspect, who lived with them, was taken into custody without incident in King County.

A Whatcom County man pleaded guilty to assaulting his partner, causing facial fractures, in a domestic violence incident on October 20, 2023. He faces up to 10 years in prison.

A woman was arrested for stabbing a man in Kent, with police using a search warrant and a foot-chase to apprehend her. The victim survived multiple stab wounds.

A woman faces a raccoon infestation at her Poulsbo home after feeding them for 35 years, forcing her to seek help as they demand food and block her entry.

Seattle's OLS has finalized rules for the gig worker minimum payment law, effective January 2024, to ensure fair wages, transparency, and flexibility.

Seattle's Pike Place Market seeks new commissioners for its Historical Commission, including a merchant, a local resident, and an at-large member, with applications due by November 4th.

Seattle IT and the City of Seattle focus on digital equity during Digital Inclusion Week, despite the existing digital divide reported by the City of Seattle's 2024 Technology Access and Adoption Report.

The Tacoma Public Library seeks two trustees for its board. The role entails governance and policy-setting to reflect and serve the community's diverse population. Candidates must live in Tacoma and will undergo training in open government practices.

A Seattle apartment fire in Queen Anne displaced 40 residents, but no injuries were reported. The blaze was quickly controlled; the cause remains under investigation.

Kirkland's Lake Washington Half Marathon on Oct. 19, 2024, will cause road closures around Juanita Beach Park, impacting traffic and supporting Friends of Youth.

North Baltimore St. is closed for speed cushion installation to improve safety until 5 PM; traffic is rerouted.

Seattle is advancing the Fort Lawton redevelopment into mixed-use areas. Input is sought on environmental impacts and community needs. Public sessions are scheduled for October 2024.

The new roundabout at Larch Way/Logan Road and Locust Way in Snohomish County is now open, promising to ease congestion and improve travel for 10,000 daily vehicles.