Rebecca Reeder is elected to Pierce County Superior Court's Department 4, succeeding the retiring Judge Chushcoff, with her tenure beginning January 13, 2025.

Seattle police are investigating a shooting in the 9400 block of 27 Av Sw after reports of gunfire early Tuesday morning; no injuries were reported, and the investigation is ongoing.

A City Year Seattle program manager, Gregory Ward, was arrested on charges of rape of a minor and communication with a minor for immoral purposes. The incident involved a student from Aki Kurose Middle School.

The article outlines Seattle's weather forecast, predicting early morning fog, followed by cloudy skies and occasional rain throughout the week, with temperatures in the mid-40s.

A man's body was found on a Parkland, WA, jogging trail, leading to a homicide probe by local authorities seeking the public's help in identification.

The article describes a typical foggy weather pattern in San Francisco with gradual clearing, cool temperatures, and light breezes, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

The Marysville Wedding Show at the Marysville Opera House will provide planning resources for couples on January 11, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with various vendors present.

Lake Stevens residents can meet Mayor Brett Gailey for casual chats at Starbucks on January 15 and 20, as part of a push for open communication and community engagement.

Seattle's forecast includes continued rain with an 80% chance of precipitation today and highs near 48 degrees, per the NWS. Showers may lessen but persist into next week with intermittent sunny spells.

Three minors were arrested in Tacoma for driving a stolen Kia, which was reported missing from Kent. Police detained them after a foot chase; one girl had a USB cable, often used in car thefts. Two have been charged.

Mayor Jon Nehring will give the State of the City address in Marysville on January 28, reviewing 2024 achievements and future plans, followed by a Q&A session.

Seattle anticipates traffic and local business changes as Amazon workers return to the office full-time starting Thursday, following CEO Andy Jassy's September announcement.

New laws in Washington State include a minimum wage increase to $16.66, stricter penalties for negligent driving harming vulnerable road users, and a ban on the sale of cosmetics tested on animals.