A USPS worker was shot in the face by a package delivery driver in Everett, Washington, and is being treated at Harborview Medical Center. The suspect was arrested, with no further threat to the public.

A woman was shot during a struggle with a suspect after using an ATM in Renton. The male suspect fled and remains at large; the victim's condition is undisclosed.

Mayors of North Bend and Snoqualmie declared October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month to promote education, support research, and encourage early detection.

Seattle police arrested a 33-year-old man with a history of evading officers after he fled again when confronted about brandishing a firearm. He was found with meth and ammo but no gun.

Clark County's fire ban has been lifted due to recent rain and cooler weather, although residents are advised to remain cautious and secure proper permits for burning.

WSDOT announces a weekend closure of the I-90 westbound on-ramp from Snoqualmie Parkway/SR 18 for maintenance, advising drivers to plan for delays and use detours.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell proposes a legislation to counter restrictive covenants and improve access to food and medicine by preventing the blockage of new grocery stores and pharmacies.

Upcoming road closures at SR 18/Snoqualmie Parkway on-ramps to I-90 will affect North Bend and Snoqualmie commuters, with detours in place on specified nights and continuous weekend closures for interchange improvements.

Seattle gears up for a sports-packed weekend with Mariners, Seahawks, and Sounders all playing home games, aiming for community spirit and smooth crowd management.

Seattle police arrested teenagers with weapons and a geometry book after responding to reports of armed individuals near a suspicious vehicle linked to a recent shooting.

Washington State University (WSU) has selected Hoffman Construction Company to build a new Integrated Science Building in Pullman, aimed at enhancing STEM education and meeting workforce needs.

Mayor Harrell rebuts Trump's critique of Seattle's safety, citing a decrease in violent crime and progress in police recruitment ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The Washington State Department of Health has suspended or revoked licenses of several healthcare providers for misconduct, including a nurse assistant for abuse and a social worker for sexual misconduct.