A suspect was arrested in Tacoma for second-degree murder and first-degree assault after a shooting that left one dead and another critically injured.

A Washington tax preparer pleaded guilty to filing false returns, costing the U.S. Treasury over $5 million. He also faces a concurrent sentence for other crimes.

Tacoma police investigate the "suspicious" death of a 12-year-old boy found unresponsive in a residential area.

Seattle experiences morning drizzle with 100% humidity, but conditions are expected to clear with a high of 67°F. The week ahead promises sunny days with temperatures in the low to mid-70s.

Seattle protests erupted following ABC's suspension of Jimmy Kimmel over comments about the assassination of Charlie Kirk, with demonstrators voicing concerns over freedom of speech.

EIDLs are granted for businesses affected by the White River Bridge closure in Washington, following Governor Ferguson's request to aid economic strain caused by traffic disruption. Repair efforts are underway with an emergency contract.

Renton, Washington dedicates a month to workforce development, recognizing contributions from local institutions and professionals, while encouraging resident participation in city boards and planning for retail integration.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell proposed a $4 million budget to enhance services for immigrants and refugees, countering federal cuts. The plan also includes investments to support Seattle's homelessness programs.

A woman was killed by a box truck in Seattle's Beacon Hill; police are investigating the incident that occurred around 9:30 a.m. at Beacon Ave South and South Portland St.

North Bend City Council approved an Interlocal Agreement with Snoqualmie for police services transition, ending a lawsuit and setting the King County Sheriff’s Office as the future policing body from April 2026.

Lawsuit filed against Jonathan Tagle for workplace misconduct, including sexual harassment and wage theft at his "bikini barista" coffee stands, by Washington AG's office.

Green Snoqualmie Day will feature the planting of a Climate Change Adaptation Demonstration Forest and a fruit tree pruning workshop. Volunteers are encouraged to join.

The City of Snoqualmie partnered with WM to educate residents on recycling through their Recycle Corps internship program, emphasizing convenience, clarity, and capacity.