Seattle University celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy through discussions on justice and hope at their annual MLK event with a keynote by Professor Dr. Lerone A. Martin.

A man was arrested for burglary after breaking into a garage in Pierce County, causing the homeowners to call 911. Deputies responded and apprehended the suspect who had tools for burglary.

A man was killed by a BNSF train in Seattle, spurring a police investigation. The victim was hit while crossing the tracks, unaware of an approaching northbound train.

Street maintenance in Tacoma will close sections of South 49th, 50th, and 51st Streets from January 24-31 during 8 AM to 5 PM, affecting local traffic.

The Shoreview Off-Leash Dog Area reopened ahead of schedule with improvements, though some features are still pending installation. The area may experience short-term closures for their installation.

The Hylebos Bridge in Tacoma has closed to road traffic due to cold-related mechanical issues but remains open for ships. No reopening date is provided, but updates are forthcoming.

North Bend reminisces about David Lynch, observes MLK Day, plans a City Council meeting, fundraises at a pub crawl, encourages community engagement, announces Si View Parks' construction, celebrates mentoring, and shares historic photos.

Everett Parks is holding a virtual meeting on January 23, 2025, about Drew Nielsen Neighborhood Park's playground replacement, seeking community feedback on the project.

A suspect was detained in downtown Seattle after a drug transaction, leading to the seizure of fentanyl, cash, and a knife. Charges include possession and obstructing an officer.

Pierce County prepares for a special election with a pre-election audit of its ballot equipment and offers voter services for registration and information.

WDFW has announced a tentative smelt fishing schedule for the Cowlitz River, with set dates subject to weekly confirmation based on smelt run evaluations.

Brant goose hunting will resume in Clallam, Pacific, and Whatcom counties, excluding Skagit, due to low brant populations, with WDFW emphasizing the importance of conservation alongside hunting opportunities.

An Auburn police officer fatally shot a driver during a traffic stop after an altercation where a firearm was displayed. The incident is under investigation by the Valley Independent Investigation Team.