ICE operations in Seattle led to the arrest of 3 individuals considered public threats, including crimes such as drug manufacturing and commercial sex abuse.

Seattle's Link light rail service will be suspended between Capitol Hill and SODO stations for systems integration testing. Shuttle buses will be provided. Normal service to resume Monday.

Seattle Police arrested a 40-year-old man from Queen Anne for multiple offenses including sexual exploitation of a minor after a wide-reaching investigation involving the ICAC Task Force.

Kirkland City Council meeting on February 18, 2025, to discuss local developments, offering a hybrid attendance option, and addressing the Parkplace Project ordinance.

Tacoma is preparing for cold weather and potential snow, with deicing trucks deployed and additional snow equipment on standby to ensure residents' safety.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announces a one-day closure of various facilities on March 6, 2025, for staff training, affecting programs and centers, but leaving parks and golf courses open.

A motorcyclist died in a wrong-way crash on I-5 near Burlington after evading police and colliding with a semi-truck. The chase had been abandoned for safety.

Eastbound SR 516 ramp to northbound I-5 in South King County is closing for reconstruction. Travelers must use a new temporary left turn lane with traffic light to access I-5. This is part of the SR 509 Completion Project.

Seattle OED transforms M5 Creative into a hub exclusively for film, extending leases till Dec 2025, to enhance the industry's growth and job retention.

A head-on collision between a Toyota Camry and a coach bus on State Route 28 in Washington resulted in four fatalities, including both teenage occupants of the car and the bus driver.

Washington State University Press celebrates its relocation with an open house featuring Pacific Northwest authors and highlighting the press's contributions to regional history.

Seattle's music educators participated in a Professional Development Day, learning diverse musical styles and techniques to enhance teaching and student engagement.

Tacoma city offices will close for Presidents Day, but essential services like trash collection and the transfer center will operate normally. Parking enforcement will be relaxed.