North Bend's Mayor proclaimed November 14, 2025, as Arbor Day, with a local event including tree planting to enhance the riparian habitat along the Snoqualmie River.

A Jamaican man faces wire and mail fraud charges for scamming an elderly woman out of $800,000 through a lottery scam. He has been detained and awaits a December trial.

Police investigate the death of a 44-year-old man with severe head trauma found downtown Seattle; despite first responders' efforts, he was pronounced dead.

Seattle faces a rainy period with the NWS forecasting a 70% chance of rain and mild temperatures. Rain is expected to continue over the next few days, maintaining the city's wet reputation.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife stocks lakes with 65,000 rainbow trout for Black Friday fishing, continuing a tradition to encourage outdoor activity over the holiday.

Bellevue City Council allocates $600,000 for local services, including support for immigrants, food, and financial needs, and prepares for biennial budget adjustments.

The Kirkland Police Department warns of a spike in local scams, including a phone scam, a cryptocurrency con, and counterfeiting, urging residents to be vigilant and verify information.

Washington AG Nick Brown has launched a Worker Rights Unit to enforce state labor laws and combat wage theft, responding to reduced federal protections.

Kirkland is preparing for a public hearing on the Houghton Village Development Plan, which may change building height limits. Residents can participate in the process before the Council's decision.

Seattle faces a series of rainy days with a 70% chance of precipitation today, increasing to 80% tonight. Rain is expected to continue through the weekend with similarly high chances of precipitation.

Katie Zook King, Electric Service Representative Supervisor at Seattle City Light, is featured for leading her team in managing electric service connections in Seattle.

Seattle's weather forecast predicts a week of rain with brief sunny skies on Veterans Day, according to the NWS, with steady rain and temperatures in the low 50s.

North Bend lifted its Water Conservation Ordinance after successful conservation efforts and sufficient rainfall, marked by reduced water production since 2009.