The Seattle Seahawks are gearing up for a crucial Sunday Night Football match against the Green Bay Packers, with playoff positions at stake for both teams.

A windstorm in Whatcom County caused a tree to fall onto a vehicle, hospitalizing two people. Power outages and road closures affected the region as well.

Authorities in King County are seeking a group of young suspects, including a 10-year-old, involved in a string of robberies and an attempted break-in at a gun store.

Washington State Patrol is seeking witnesses of a Capitol State Forest shooting where an 18-year-old was injured after an argument at a bonfire gathering.

A Texas woman is indicted for allegedly burning down a Washington church, causing over $2.5 million in damages; evidence includes video and purchase records.

Sheriff cadet Mckinley Willhite graduates from the Seattle Teen FBI Academy and aims to join the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department, as celebrated in the PCSO Blotter.

Ronnie Griffin, a 66-year-old from Tacoma, has been sentenced to 75 months in prison for his involvement in an Aryan Family-linked drug trafficking ring.

A solo hiker was rescued after falling 100 feet into Lake Serene, suffering hypothermia and serious injuries, thanks to a personal locator beacon alerting authorities.

A 22-year-old man was shot in Sumner on December 8 and treated for non-life-threatening injuries. Sumner Police are investigating the incident, believed to be a personal dispute, and have assured no public threat.

The WDFW is altering hatchery operations for fish conservation, ending the Skamania Hatchery's winter steelhead program, and releasing 93,500 steelhead juveniles into Banks Lake to create new angling opportunities.

Boeing announced layoffs of 396 workers across Washington state cities, citing the need to align its workforce with financial realities and priorities.

The article discusses upcoming changes to Redmond's zoning codes, advising developers to submit applications by December 31, 2024, to secure current regulations.

Snohomish County's Planning and Development Services Department unveils a new online Permit Portal to expedite the permitting process for construction projects.