A Kent police officer shot a man who allegedly threatened himself and his family with a gun. The shooting occurred at a Des Moines beach. The man received medical care; the officer was placed on leave. An independent team is investigating.

WSU Vancouver suspends on-campus activities on Feb 13 due to severe weather, advising remote work for staff and online class instruction where possible.

During the Canyon Road Emphasis patrol, Deputy Cappetto issued 128 traffic citations in one day, targeting speeding and red-light violations to enhance road safety.

Seattle's forecast includes a week of rain, with temperatures in the 40s and high humidity. Rain chances range from 40 to 100 percent through the week.

The 2024 Annual Report of Snohomish County Public Works details infrastructure projects and the department's efficient use of funds, highlighting new roundabouts and various maintenance endeavors.

ICE Seattle arrested El Salvadoran fugitive Jose Marin-Lozano, wanted for homicide and related charges in his home country. He is currently awaiting removal proceedings.

Hawk 264292's atypical migratory behavior has intrigued researchers as she opts for Nebraska over California, sparking interest in prey availability and ecological impacts.

Tacoma Police are investigating a homicide in Northeast Tacoma, where a man found with fatal injuries was pronounced dead at the scene. A suspect has been arrested and booked on homicide charges.

Bellevue reschedules City Hall celebration of Black artists to Feb. 19 after weather delays, spotlighting 21 local Black artists in the "Voices Unbounded" exhibit.

Seattle faces a Cold Weather Advisory with wind chills dropping to 15-25 degrees, prompting warnings for residents and pets against prolonged exposure.

A head-on collision on State Route 28 near Wenatchee involved a car and a charter bus, killing four, including two teenagers, and injuring seven. The cause is under investigation.

An RV fire in Everett resulted in one death and one critical injury. Hoarding conditions hindered the response; a PUD worker helped rescue a woman. The cause is under investigation.

Washington's AG filed a lawsuit against an order limiting gender-affirming care funding, backed by Minnesota and Oregon, citing it as illegal and cruel.