The 2026 calendars from the Valley Retired Police Dog Association, featuring retired canines, are now on sale for $10, with proceeds supporting the dogs' medical expenses.

Eddie Lin has been inducted as Seattle's District 2 councilmember, with pledges to address housing, childcare, and education, drawing on his law background and area roots.

King County Executive Girmay Zahilay spent his first workday on a Regional Day of Service supporting local food banks and encouraging community involvement in food security.

Seattle's Lumen Field has achieved TRUE Gold Certification for its zero-waste efforts, becoming the second NFL stadium to do so, with a waste diversion rate of 93%.

First responders in Marysville are participating in the Heroes & Hoops Charity Basketball Tournament to support Seattle Children's Hospital and Toys for Tots.

Handy Technologies settled with Seattle OLS for $135,723.53 over alleged DWO violations, including failure to meet minimum wage and provide breaks to domestic workers.

USPS introduced a real-time Holiday Mail Counter to track the increase in mail during the festive season and has expanded its capacity to handle the surge.

The Redmond Police Department warns of increased car break-ins during the holiday season and advises shoppers to take precautions to protect their vehicles.

A Bellingham man is investigated after a D.C. shooting that left one National Guard member dead and another injured. The suspect, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, had come to the U.S. as an Afghan refugee and is now the focus of an FBI investigation.

Andrew, a 13-year-old autistic teen, was reported missing in Redmond, WA. After several hours of coordinated search efforts by police and the community, he has been safely reunited with his family.

Local authorities and technology combined efforts to rescue an elderly cyclist in distress on the Sammamish River Trail, showcasing teamwork and the effectiveness of a dispatched drone.

Snohomish County opens cold weather shelters as temperatures drop, with locations updated nightly by the County Public Safety Hub. The shelters are run by community and faith-based organizations.

Seattle's Pathway of Lights event will brighten Green Lake Park with candles and live music on December 13th, offering attendees festive ambiance and a food drive opportunity.