Alexander Eugene Smith was arrested for carjacking a trooper's vehicle, leading police on a chase, and admitting to using meth prior to the incident. No injuries were reported.

An SUV crashed into a coffee stand in Kitsap County, injuring a family of four; the driver had a medical emergency and faces negligent driving charges. No drugs or alcohol were involved.

Puyallup Police seek help identifying a woman with a star-shaped tattoo suspected of identity theft and check fraud, using social media to share her image.

Emergency repairs on SR 530 near Rockport begin Dec. 29 after flood damage, with construction by Trimaxx and temporary bypass planned; delays expected until Jan 2026.

A suspect in Burien was arrested for felony assault after allegedly attacking his girlfriend, with added charges due to outstanding warrants. Police K9 aided in the arrest.

The Issaquah Police Department held an awards ceremony, honoring members for their exceptional service, including lifesaving actions, outstanding initiatives, and leadership.

Six Seahawks are set for the 2026 Pro Bowl, including Darnold, Lawrence, Shaheed, Smith-Njigba, Witherspoon, and Williams, highlighting the team's successful season.

Tacoma launches a pilot program to expedite 'missing middle' housing development, promising streamlined permitting and dedicated city staff to alleviate the affordable housing shortage.

Federal judge blocks new Trump-Vance administration restrictions on HUD homelessness funding, as local governments and advocates for the homeless express relief.

Trooper Tara-Marysa Guting of the Washington State Patrol was killed on duty. There are no arrests, as the incident appears unintentional; a procession honored her service.

Seattle is facing persistent rain and potential flooding with a Flood Watch in five counties, and flood warnings for several rivers including the Cedar and Green Rivers.

Snohomish County is responding to major flood damage, assessing and repairing roads and infrastructure, while emphasizing the importance of safety during the process.

Seattle invests $1.45 million in 23 community organizations for food justice in 2026, focusing on meal services, education, and urban agriculture for various community members.