Bellevue TV's "Lake to Lake" shares holiday light repair tips, reports on new heat pumps at Silver Glen, highlights the installation of a defibrillator at Robinswood Park, and unveils the new Diversity Advantage plan.

Seattle's National Weather Service forecasts typical winter weather with rain and mid-40s temperatures, clear Saturday, and potential rain for New Year's Eve.

On Christmas Day, a WSP vehicle was stolen by an individual near Northgate, Seattle, leading to a high-speed I-5 chase ending with a PIT maneuver in Lynnwood. No injuries were reported, and the suspect was arrested. Traffic was briefly disrupted.

The Federal Way Police Department extended holiday greetings to their community via a Facebook post, emphasizing their service and wishing residents a safe and joyful season.

King County Sheriff’s Office concluded a major drug bust linked to the Sinaloa Cartel, seizing over 200 lbs of Methamphetamine, 5 lbs of Heroin, and $90,000 in cash, with one suspect jailed on $1 million bail.

WSDOT completed emergency repairs on SR 162, reopening the road after a two-day closure for slope stabilization with rocks and boulders along South Prairie Creek.

Wind advisory issued for Seattle starting 10 am to 6 pm tomorrow, with south winds of 10-25 mph and gusts up to 50 mph, prompting warnings of potential hazards.

Neighbors' alertness led to thwarting a burglary in Belfair, where a parolee with a criminal record was arrested after a standoff, with all stolen property recovered.

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.