Seattle's Luna Park Cafe was burglarized early on February 5, with thieves stealing 540 eggs and other breakfast items. Police seek information to find the suspects.

The WDFW proposes new rules for Dungeness crab fishing to prevent marine life entanglements, seeking public input on gear marking updates and restrictions.

Seattle's OIRA partnered with NWIRP to host a fully-attended online training on immigration policies for local service providers, emphasizing protections for immigrants in Seattle and Washington State.

Seattle police arrested a 32-year-old man for a January 6 shooting in the Stevens neighborhood, aided by footprint tracking, a bullet-ridden car, and video evidence.

Bremerton's Mayor has announced a series of initiatives for 2025, focusing on economic growth, infrastructure, public safety, and cultural development, including the construction of Quincy Square.

Seattle's young curators are creating a diverse art collection, displayed in the exhibition "Fresh Perspectives," starting February 6 at ARTS at King Street Station Gallery.

Seattle begins the Bell Street Improvements project to connect Belltown with Waterfront Park, enhancing pedestrian and cyclist access as part of the Waterfront Seattle Program.

WSU Tri-Cities merges history and architecture in a course that reveals how segregation influenced urban design, aiming to educate future architects about discrimination in built environments.

A suspended Ziply Fiber permit in Sammamish is expected to resume, allowing infrastructure updates, while residents can report disruptions. Nearby Redmond is also facing a temporary road closure due to development.

A man was fatally shot in Renton while trying to stop a suspect from stealing his car. The police are searching for the armed suspects and asking the public for information and video footage.

Tacoma prepares for upcoming snow with plows and de-icers targeting main roads, but not residential streets; the city advises residents on winter prep and offers resources for navigating the weather.

All Kirkland Police officers completed the ABLE training for active bystandership and peer intervention to promote community safety and officer wellness.

Ex-Sumner High School basketball coach Jacob Jackson was convicted on 19 sex crime charges involving his players, with the sentencing scheduled for March 20.