North Bend Mayor Mary Miller has started the process to designate North Bend as a Purple Heart City to honor military personnel injured or killed in service.

Seattle police are searching for a driver who fled after fatally striking a pedestrian in Ballard Wednesday night; the vehicle is likely a silver sedan with front-end damage.

An oversized semi-truck damaged the Bullfrog Road overpass on I-90 near Cle Elum, causing road closures and detours, with no reported injuries and ongoing repair assessments.

Seattle police arrested a 17-year-old for an armed robbery at a Walgreens. A hidden tracker in the stolen cash and a foot chase led to his capture. A firearm and cash were recovered; he's linked to another robbery and now faces multiple charges.

Nationwide "No Kings" protests are expected in the U.S., with a large turnout in Seattle, critiquing President Trump's executive style amid a government shutdown.

WSP seeks public help to find the driver of a Dodge Dart involved in a deadly hit-and-run on Mountain Highway.

The Tacoma Police Department is hosting the 3rd Annual Hosmer Trunk or Treat on October 25, 2025, with community partners, offering a safe Halloween event for families.

State Route 109 near Moclips has seen improved safety after a slide mitigation project finished, reducing the risk of debris slides which historically caused road closures.

Clark County is revisiting its agricultural lands study to align growth with environmental preservation, engaging the public in an open house discussion.

Blewett Pass on US Route 97 reopened after closure due to a snowstorm causing multiple vehicle incidents and treacherous driving conditions. Drivers are advised to stay vigilant and use traction tires.

The SR 169 Dan Evans Bridge in Washington has reopened to two-way traffic after repairs, while the SR 410 White River Bridge remains closed for repairs with a reopening expected between Oct. 31 and Nov. 14.

A teen was arrested for hit and run and reckless driving on the West Seattle Bridge; he crashed without headlights, fled, and later returned to the scene.

Washington state invests $700,000 from its SRF to create 270 jobs, focusing on family-wage roles in local industries with significant private funding and a commitment to sustainability and economic development.