A man in Puyallup stabbed a store employee and led police on a high-speed chase in a U-Haul after a shoplifting incident, ending in a collision. He was arrested and faced multiple charges.

The Bellevue Police Department has launched "Stop the Lift" to curb shoplifting during the holidays, deploying high-visibility patrols and working with retailers. Last year, the campaign led to 161 arrests.

The Kent Corrections Facility in Washington was re-accredited by WASPC, representing a commitment to high operational standards, and acknowledged at a ceremony.

A man was fatally shot at the Lincoln Park and Ride in Kent; police are investigating the incident, which marks Kent's eighth homicide this year. No suspects have been arrested, and authorities are seeking witnesses.

A pedestrian in Tacoma threw a brick into a vehicle, seriously injuring a 64-year-old passenger. The 38-year-old suspect faces several assault charges.

The NWS forecasts a rainy week for Seattle, with high chances of precipitation and mild temperatures continuing through Thanksgiving and into the weekend.

Governor Bob Ferguson declares an emergency due to a leak in the Olympic Pipeline affecting Seattle-Tacoma Airport's jet fuel supply, with no resolution timeline and airlines preparing contingencies.

Wilkeson receives $857,250 from Pierce County for park expansion and land conservation, boosting economy and preserving nature post-Fairfax Bridge closure.

Seattle man, Leon Henderson, was convicted of drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession after a three-day trial. He faces a mandatory 20-year sentence.

DEEL is seeking new early learning providers for Seattle Preschool Program's 2026-2027 year, with a December 17, 2025 deadline for applications. Programs not previously contracted with SPP should apply.

Seattle gang leader Leanthony Palmer was indicted for sex trafficking, transportation for prostitution, and conspiracy to money launder, facing life in prison.

WSDOT announces extensive "Revive I-5" project starting January 9, 2026, with lane reductions on the Ship Canal Bridge for maintenance, impacting Seattle traffic.

Seattle residents gear up for the annual Polar Bear Plunge at Matthews Beach Park, where participants, including children, will swim in chilly lake waters on New Year's Day.