O.O. Denny Park in Kirkland has a new picnic shelter, funded by community efforts and donations. Mayor Curtis and Director Zwaagstra highlight its role in fostering community connections.

Sammamish Police Department welcomes K9 Falco, a German Shepherd, to their force, enhancing public safety efforts with advanced training in tracking and suspect apprehension.

North Bend Mayor Mary Miller proclaimed the city a Purple Heart City to honor wounded or fallen military service members, with the announcement made at a Council meeting.

The Seattle Fire Department is investigating a series of suspected arsons across various neighborhoods and seeking community help. A $10,000 reward is offered for information leading to arrests.

A woman was arrested in Seattle for assaulting a firefighter and biting a police officer. She displayed agitation, used racially charged language, and threatened further violence. She's facing third-degree assault charges.

Seattle's Mayor Harrell reached an agreement with the police on public safety, expanding the CARE team and enabling unarmed crisis responders for non-criminal emergencies.

Thurston County urges residents to prepare for floods by creating emergency plans, signing up for alerts, and considering insurance during Flood Awareness Week.

Washington's AG Nick Brown leads a coalition opposing Trump's bid to send National Guard troops to Chicago without state consent, citing concerns over federalism and civilian control of the military.

Seattle's National Weather Service forecasts a series of rain events, starting with a 60% chance of rain later today and a high near 63°F. Rain chances continue throughout the week with a 100% chance by Friday and persist through the weekend.

Seattle's forecast includes a brief clear morning before a series of rainy fronts begin, with rain chances increasing from Wednesday to a certain downpour by Friday.

A smash and grab at a Seattle smoke shop involving a stolen car and masked suspects resulted in significant property loss and damage; no arrests have been made yet.

Zifty Global LLC settled with Seattle OLS for violating two app-based worker ordinances, agreeing to pay $57,843.68 to 163 workers and $1,000 to the City.

The Seattle Police Department arrested 11 individuals suspected of exploiting the homelessness and addiction crisis to commit food stamp fraud in the Chinatown-International District.