The Seattle Police Department is working on building community relationships through compassion and is seeking recruits, especially women, who share this vision of service.

Eddie Lin was sworn in as Seattle City Council's District 2 representative; he aims to address housing, childcare, and student needs. His term runs until 2027.

Washington State's AI Task Force released an interim report with policy recommendations to balance AI innovation and rights protection, led by the Attorney General's Office.

Puget Sound Fire recruits completed Week 13 training with written exams and preparations for practical tests in their journey to becoming firefighters.

Seattle's weather forecast for the last day of November is mostly sunny with mid-40s, turning cloudier with a chance of rain starting Monday afternoon, and likely rain on Monday night.

The Edmonds Police Department reported a violent robbery at a local WINCO, investigating an organized group using distraction for theft, and urges public vigilance.

USPS introduces a Holiday Mail Counter to track mail and packages in real-time, highlighting their increased processing capacity and temporary staff hires for the holiday season.

Bellevue Police Department announces a special holiday edition of their Women Empowered Self-Defense Workshop on Facebook, offering locals hands-on self-defense training with limited spaces.

Seattle Public Schools announced graduation dates for the Class of 2026, set for June 10-17, excluding weekends, with venues TBD as Memorial Stadium is undergoing construction.

Seahawks sign RB Cam Akers and add S Quandre Diggs to their practice squad to reinforce the team amid injuries.

Small Business Saturday in Renton is highlighted as a time to support local businesses, crucial to the city's economic health. The Visit Renton app offers guidance and rewards for shopping locally during the season.

A 26-year-old man was shot and killed in Federal Way. Police responded, arrested two suspects, and are investigating the motive. Community members are mourning the loss.

Bellevue City Council showcased the Diversity Advantage Plan 2035 for a more equitable community and discussed sign code updates, reflecting on their commitment to ongoing community engagement and local businesses.