A woman was stabbed to death in a Milton townhome, and suspect Mi Lanique Jenkins, a former roommate, was detained and charged with first-degree murder. The incident involved individuals who knew one another.

A person died after falling through glass at the Emerald Queen Casino; a second person was injured trying to help. The incident is under investigation by the Puyallup Tribal Police.

Snohomish County communities receive $3.3 million for road safety from the Safe Streets and Roads for All program, supported by Senator Maria Cantwell.

The NWS in Seattle warns of landslide risks in Western Washington due to heavy rainfall, with recent landslides already reported and more rain expected.

WSDOT starts emergency repairs on a section of US 2 east of Skykomish due to severe washouts and mudslides. Granite Construction works on clearing debris and fixing streambeds over a 30-day period.

Frontier Airlines will cease operations at Paine Field in Everett, Washington starting January 5, 2026, following a brief service period. Alaska Airlines plans to expand service at the airport to fill the gap.

The Marysville Police Department welcomed three new officers who graduated from the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission’s Basic Law Enforcement Academy.

Seattle Police and partners provided new winter coats to 340 children at Rising Star Elementary School, highlighting community involvement and support.

Tacoma City Council introduces a Quality Jobs Framework aiming to connect workers with stable, dignified careers and strengthen the local workforce. Mayor Woodards and council members sponsor the initiative.

Tacoma City Council approved the Community & Economic Development Strategic Plan to guide economic growth, emphasizing support for local businesses and sustainable neighborhood development.

A suspect was arrested for second-degree animal cruelty after a dog named Binny was found tied in a suitcase behind an Everett restaurant. The arrest followed a PETA-supported community investigation.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell expresses dismay over the Sydney Hanukkah attack and ensures increased police vigilance at local Jewish places of worship.

A fire at Twin Creeks Mobile Home Park in Bothell took two lives. Crews battled the blaze Saturday night. Investigations are ongoing by the Fire Marshal's Office.