Seattle Mariners' Dylan Moore and Cal Raleigh are finalists for the Gold Glove Award, marking their defensive achievements.

Residents are invited to join the Forest Stewards for Green Redmond Day on Oct. 26 to plant trees and maintain local parks. Registration is required and all tools will be provided.

Seattle police investigate a fatal shooting in Highland Park; a 53-year-old man was found with a gunshot wound and pronounced dead at the scene. No suspect information or arrests have been reported yet.

Hotel workers at Seattle Airport hotels strike for better wages and conditions, amidst labor disputes affecting Hilton, Hyatt, and Marriott nationwide.

Seattle Parks and Recreation offers free health and nutrition activities in South Park, including cooking sessions and fitness classes, without the need for registration.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell approves a new crime prevention pilot featuring surveillance and data analysis tools to support the SPD in high-crime areas.

U.S. DOJ awards funds to seven Washington tribal nations to enhance services for victims of violence and bolster their judicial capacity to prosecute non-Indian offenders.

Kirkland City Council invites residents to help shape the 2025-2026 city budget, prioritizing public safety, parks, and inclusive housing, through engagement like the City Budget Pop Quiz.

Pierce County's wellness dog, Everest, has shifted towards healthier habits, focusing on wellness as a core part of his daily routine and morale-boosting activities within the Sheriff's Department.

The owner of bikini barista stands in Seattle, Rajesh Mathew, was sentenced to 30 days in prison for tax fraud, also receiving a $5,000 fine and 100 hours of community service.

Seattle police arrested two men for attempting to steal a classic 1959 Ford Fairlane in South Seattle; one also resisted arrest and had a felony warrant.

Seattle honored fallen firefighters with a memorial service, reading out the names of those lost since 1891, followed by traditional ceremonies and a city-wide "Light the Night" event.

Easy Street Records in West Seattle suffered significant damage due to a burst pipe, with an estimated loss of over 10,000 records. The store faced further trouble when a woman shattered a store window.