A fire in Marysville damaged a home and injured a firefighter; the family and pets escaped safely. The cause is under investigation, and the fire district emphasized fire preparedness.

The Lynnwood WA Police Department is providing free self-defense classes for women, starting January 10, 2026, with lessons including various defensive techniques.

A man in the Seattle area killed his family members and then himself, amid a custody battle and after surrendering 53 firearms due to a protection order.

Marysville WA Police Department commends Cadets Matharu and Castro for nearing completion of the WLEEA Winter Academy.

Seattle Police request public help to solve a hit-and-run case that killed a 38-year-old cyclist, providing a suspect vehicle description as a 1997-1999 white Toyota Camry.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for Seattle until 10 AM PST due to low visibility, and black ice is possible. Rain is expected later in the week, with persistent showers over the weekend.

Redmond officials remind residents that fireworks are banned in the city, urging reports of illegal use to the non-emergency number and noting services will continue during the holiday.

Kirkland's government announced changes in waste collection around New Year's Day, with no service on January 1 and adjusted pickup days for residents. Essential services remain operational.

Police fatally shot an armed man in Vancouver, Washington, after he reportedly fired at a woman and pointed a gun at officers. The incident is under investigation, and the officers involved are on critical incident leave.

A local deputy in Burien returned a lost wallet to its owner before they realized it was missing, demonstrating attention to small details that can prevent larger issues.

Skykomish businesses struggle as a flood closes U.S. Highway 2. Repair efforts are ongoing, with Gov. Ferguson addressing the timeline for full reopening.

A medical emergency led to a driver crashing into a Kitsap County coffee shop, causing multiple injuries and damage, including a sewage spill and downed power lines.

Shoreline Fire Department is organizing a holiday event where off-duty firefighters volunteer to spread cheer with Santa and Fire Elves, giving out candy canes and treats to the community.