Washington State's Attorney General's Office has established a Public Records and Open Government Unit, including a Chief Transparency Counsel, to improve public records processes.

Seattle police seek public help to identify a suspect who assaulted and robbed an elderly woman, biting off her finger for her jewelry in Rainier Beach.

Seattle police rescued a woman from a burning apartment on Capitol Hill; officers broke into the smoke-filled unit after a fire alarm sounded with no response. The woman was disoriented but unharmed and received medical attention.

Washington AG sues the Department of Education over restrictions on PSLF program, backed by 21 attorney generals, opposing rules that may disqualify certain employers.

Seattle Police issued an alert for a missing boy, Jamieson, last seen on October 30 on Greenwood Ave N. They urge public help and provided case number #25-319048.

Seattle police are investigating a shooting outside a Pioneer Square nightclub that left a 27-year-old man injured early Sunday morning. Officers detained a 25-year-old security guard accused of firing the weapon, and the victim was taken to Harborview Medical Center in serious condition. Detectives continue to investigate and are urging witnesses to contact the Violent Crimes Tip Line at (206) 233-5000.

The National Weather Service in Seattle warns of potential flooding from a strong atmospheric river, with the heaviest rainfall expected in the Olympic Peninsula and Washington Cascades.

Seattle is forecasted to experience a week of rainy weather with high humidity and temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to high 50s according to the National Weather Service in Seattle.

A judge blocked the Trump administration's efforts to defund programs supporting transgender youth's sexual health education, upholding inclusive sexual health coverage.

Snoqualmie won the 2025 Best in Governance Award for excellence in environmental protection, scoring 98% in a national survey for natural environment quality.

Rep. Stephanie Barnard was honored with the Outstanding Service to Veterans – Legislator Award for her supportive actions towards veterans, including sponsoring Bill 1106.

Seattle's weather is predicted to fluctuate throughout the week, with varying chances of rain and temperatures mainly in the 50s, as per the National Weather Service.

The NWS predicts a week of classic Seattle weather with showers, clouds, and moderate temperatures, urging residents to prepare for rain and occasional sunshine.