Armed suspects carjacked a vehicle in Rainier Valley, with Seattle Police responding and the Robbery Unit investigating; no injuries reported, suspects at large.

Seattle police are investigating an early morning shooting in North Seattle that left a 41-year-old man injured. The victim, who had been sleeping in his van, was taken to Harborview Medical Center in serious condition after being shot twice. Detectives are seeking information from the public to help identify the suspects.

Attorney General Nick Brown and 21 other attorneys general condemned the Trump administration for what they see as a retaliatory attack against NY AG Letitia James, standing in solidarity after a judge's ruling against Trump in a business fraud case.

Man hospitalized after a machete assault in North Seattle; police investigate the Oct. 12 incident involving financial disputes with his ex-girlfriend and her new partner.

Seattle police investigate a late-night vehicle collision where a pedestrian was struck and seriously injured; the driver showed no impairment and cooperated with authorities.

Police in Seattle arrested a 29-year-old man for possessing a loaded assault rifle in Pioneer Square during an emphasis patrol aimed at preventing gun violence. The man was released but may face charges.

Bellevue’s City Council is seeking applicants to join the Planning Commission, a key advisory body shaping the city’s land use, policies, and development. Residents have until October 24 to apply for the volunteer position, which offers a chance to help guide Bellevue’s future direction.

Seattle's weekend forecast predicts heavy rain, with 80% and 90% chances for Saturday and Sunday respectively, and milder weather expected by Columbus Day.

Washington state officials agree to exempt clergy from reporting child abuse learned through confession, balancing legal compliance and religious freedom while maintaining protections for children.

Bellevue is hosting a Residential Permitting Expo on October 25 at City Hall, offering access to Development Services staff, workshops, permitting information, and activities for children.

A 22-year-old man was arrested in Issaquah for a series of hate-based graffiti incidents. The police department emphasized that hate has no place in the community.

Tacoma's City Council has updated their Multi-Family Tax Exemption Program to enhance housing affordability and stimulate economic growth. The changes, effective November 7, 2025, aim to support lower-income renters and housing stability.

Tacoma starts preservation of its Municipal Building to fix decades of damage, costing over $20M, with a $4.5M Phase 1 funded for east/west facades by 2026.