Seattle City Councilmember Tammy Morales announces her resignation, effective January 6, 2025. A temporary successor will be chosen within 20 days, with a permanent replacement elected in November 2025.

Mail theft incidents increase in West Seattle during the holidays, including a USPS truck break-in and stolen mail. Authorities recommend preventive measures for residents.

Artist Oscar Tuazon, in collaboration with Coast Salish artists, has installed a new permanent art project on Seattle's waterfront, featuring sculpted Douglas Fir structures.

A judge ruled no misconduct occurred by the defense team in a Fall City teen's quintuple homicide case, despite allegations of tampering with the crime scene.

Alexis Mercedes Rinck was sworn into the Seattle City Council to fill Position 8 and focuses on tackling the city's challenges, especially for marginalized communities.

After a brief closure due to a controversial TikTok video showing a potential food safety issue, FOB Sushi reopens with a perfect health score and a statement addressing the incident.

Deputy Mayor John Hines will host a "Senior Summit" on Dec 7, 2024, at Eliseo Senior Living, Tacoma, to discuss issues facing the aging population, revisiting the Age-Friendly City Action Plan.

Bellevue Police responded to a homicide in Crossroads, where an 87-year-old man is detained and an 86-year-old woman was found deceased with stab wounds. The incident, not posing further threat, is under investigation.

A DUI suspect in Auburn caused a fatal crash on I-5, killing an Indiana man and closing southbound lanes. The 26-year-old is facing vehicular homicide charges.

Sammamish sets up a temporary service to help with storm-related permits, providing in-person assistance for tree removal and structural repair permits until December 13.

A dense fog advisory is in effect until 10 AM PST in northwest and west central Washington, affecting visibility for morning commuters. Conditions are expected to improve later with partly sunny skies and a high near 44 degrees.

The 1988 murder of Tracy Whitney has been solved using DNA technology, identifying John Guillet Jr. as the perpetrator after 36 years. Guillet had died before being brought to justice.

Tacoma Council Member Sarah Rumbaugh will host a town hall on homelessness on December 4 at the University of Washington Tacoma to discuss collaborative solutions.