The City of Redmond has outlined Redmond 2050, a plan aimed to support the local economy, enhance the quality of life, and promote job diversity, by supporting local businesses and tourism.

The City of Tacoma invites individual artists to apply for the 2025-2026 Tacoma Artists Initiative Program grants by January 27, 2025, emphasizing inclusivity and community engagement.

The City of Redmond announces its Redmond Lights event, which will start Dec. 7 and run until Jan. 6, 2025. The event will feature light displays, art, and live performances.

A man died in a shed fire in Lynnwood, despite firefighters responding to the blaze and attempts to extinguish it with a garden hose. The incident is under investigation.

Post-Thanksgiving traffic at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport ran smoothly, with passengers like Jordan Schenstead experiencing "no delays" despite heavy holiday traffic.

A 52-year-old woman in Parkland was arrested for stabbing her husband to death after deputies found her bloodied and a man's body outside their residence.

Record numbers of sockeye salmon have returned to North Central Washington, significantly exceeding forecasts and previous records, indicating a success in conservation efforts.

A man was killed in a hit-and-run in Tacoma's West End. The suspect was arrested following a witness's tip. The incident is being investigated as vehicular homicide.

A King County man was charged with possession of a destructive device after an incident on I-90 and a police chase, he faces up to 10 years in prison.

Kent Police acknowledged reposting an inflammatory image on social media as a mistake and removed it after being up for over 36 hours, following media contact and public backlash.

Seattle authorities arrested Khalif Myles for assault and firearm possession, tying him to recent shootings, including one where a child was nearly hit.

A WDFW truck accident caused the unintended release of trout on land in Thurston County, with the driver incurring minor injuries and fish loss being addressed by the Department.

The article emphasizes the importance of fire safety during the holiday season, highlighting the risks posed by Christmas trees, electrical issues, and open flames, according to the US Fire Administration and the State Fire Marshal’s Office.