The Seattle Office of Arts and Culture (ARTS) funds diverse cultural projects in Seattle, aided by community panels that select projects for grant allocation while promoting equity.

Seattle invites public comment on a proposed law to improve solid waste management in light of the city's growing density and outdated safety standards.

Juan Steagall-Martinez, wanted for child rape, was arrested by Pierce County deputies after a two-year manhunt.

The Chief Seattle Club is recognized for its work helping Seattle's Urban Native community with homelessness, addiction, and mental health through culturally sensitive programs and housing services.

Tacoma seeks volunteers for its Community Redevelopment Authority Board, aiming to fill seven spots with diverse individuals. The TCRA oversees grants and loans, aiding in housing and economic development. Applications are due by November 24.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission met to discuss wildlife policies and tribal relations, adopting new salmon and crab policies while also planning for bear and cougar management.

A fugitive wanted for DUI in Denver was arrested in Seattle after assaulting an employee and making threats at an LGBTQ nightclub over a cover charge.

The Seahawks suffered a harsh 31-10 defeat against the Bills, marking one of Seattle's worst home losses in decades.

A major 45-vehicle collision on I-5 in Kent caused extensive delays and a shutdown of southbound lanes; no serious injuries reported, but cleanup required sand for an oil spill.

Fall City residents gathered to mourn the loss of a family following a teen being charged with their murder. The community seeks support and answers amid the tragedy.

Stephen Baird is accused of a $10.7 million scam and is now a fugitive after missing his sentencing for defrauding over 200 investors with a non-existent dental device. The U.S. Attorney's Office has issued an arrest warrant.

Seattle is set for a wet week with the National Weather Service forecasting consistent rain and cool temperatures, advising residents to keep umbrellas handy.

Justin Baker, 41, was convicted of abusive sexual contact on an Alaska Airlines flight. He faces up to two years in prison, with sentencing set for January 21, 2025.