Previously closed intersections in Bellevue are reopened after a permitted event, with Bellevue Police thanking the public for their patience on social media.

Edgar Oswaldo Gonzalez Barragan, charged with robbery and attempted robbery, allegedly targeted several casinos and a bank in a bold crime spree in Washington.

Grand jury decides not to file criminal charges in the death of Damon Lamarr Johnson; transcripts expected to be released quickly due to automated transcription technology.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announces a lineup of free and affordable holiday events, including community parties, walks, and a tree lighting, detailed on their blog for residents to enjoy.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Office reports 21 arrests for child exploitation crimes by its ICAC Task Force since early 2025, including charges of child rape and human trafficking.

Renewal and relicensing efforts are in progress for the South Fork Tolt Hydroelectric Project, involving ecological studies and stakeholder collaboration for adaptive river management.

Bothell Fire Department honors veterans with a social media tribute, commending their service in the military and ongoing dedication within the community.

Central Pierce Fire & Rescue honors military veterans in their team on Veterans Day, highlighting their service and readiness to respond to emergencies even during the holiday.

Pierce County experienced multiple incidents, including a stabbing in a group home, a woman's arrest for reckless burning, and the theft of an excavator and trailer.

Seattle Public Utilities is promoting America Recycles Day on November 15, encouraging better recycling practices with educational booths and tips for effective recycling.

Everett is set to host a USMNT watch party with perks for those who donate food, while discussing plans to bring professional soccer and a new event center to the city.

Police arrested two individuals during a narcotics operation in Seattle's Capitol Hill, seizing drugs, cash, and an illegal firearm from an armed felon.

Everett's Wintertide celebration begins Nov. 28, 2025, featuring a tree lighting, seasonal events, and free entertainment funded by grants and tourism.