Pierce County calls for volunteers for the annual Homeless Point-in-Time Count, critical for assessing and addressing the homelessness issue, which has worsened in recent years.

A WSP trooper was rear-ended in Pierce County, marking the fifth such incident in a week. This follows the death of Trooper Tara-Marysa Guting by a hit-and-run driver, with authorities seeking a suspect vehicle.

Keith Altamirano, Vancouver tax preparer, received an 18-month federal sentence for falsifying tax returns, causing over $5 million loss to the U.S. Treasury.

A former real estate broker was convicted of running a fraudulent investment scheme, facing multiple charges including wire fraud and money laundering.

Andrey A. Balun pleaded guilty to trafficking stolen goods through Amazon and eBay with partner Vitaliy F. Bobak; their Washington storefront served as a front for the $4.5 million operation. Over 74,000 seized items were sold online internationally.

The Seattle Office for Civil Rights recapped their 2025 efforts to protect civil rights, despite national challenges, focusing on local values and equity.

Seattle faces severe rain, prompting the NWS to issue flood and landslide warnings for King, Lewis, and Pierce counties, with concerns for the Green and White Rivers.

Whidbey Island residents in Washington state are dealing with extended power outages after a severe windstorm, relying on generators and community support as crews aim to restore electricity.

Seattle Police Department sends warning letters to vehicle owners suspected of engaging in activities with sex workers, as part of an effort to combat sexual exploitation.

The Washington West African Center, along with the City of Lynnwood, is hosting a free Health Insurance Enrollment & Vaccine Clinic, offering vaccinations and health services to the local community.

Auburn officials have provided an update on road openings and ongoing closures due to Public Works activities, advising drivers of the traffic conditions and recommending alternative routes.

Intense weather in Seattle prompts NWS flood warnings, landslide risks, and a wind advisory. A levee failure caused a flash flood warning; residents are advised to seek higher ground.

Tukwila residents received false evacuation alerts; Tukwila PD clarified it was only for an industrial area and not residential or commercial districts, calming wider threat concerns.