A motorcyclist died in a collision, a man was arrested for assault in an RV park, a wire theft suspect was caught, a paint store was burglarized, and a DUI chase ended with an arrest in Pierce County.

The Jackson Street Jazz Trail launched on October 19 during the Earshot Jazz Festival, providing a self-guided tour of Seattle's jazz history with music, photographs, and insights from jazz historian Paul de Barros.

Thurston County Sheriff's Office is investigating a homicide near Yelm where a man was found dead from gunshot wounds. The homeowner has been arrested on second-degree murder charges.

Seattle's weather forecast includes a wet week with a 60% chance of rain today and 100% on Tuesday and Wednesday, with potential thunderstorms and the possibility of minor river flooding by midweek.

Deputies arrested a man for DUI and resisting arrest after he parked his truck in a Buckley yard and nearly hit a home.

The National Weather Service in Seattle warns of potential river flooding in western Washington due to impending storms, advising vigilance among residents.

Seattle is facing a stretch of rainy and overcast days with temperatures hovering in the low 50s, according to the National Weather Service forecasts.

A suspect has been arrested after a series of stabbings in Seattle's Chinatown-International District; a 52-year-old woman is seriously injured. Police increased their presence and are building a case.

The Kirkland City Council meeting on November 6, 2024, included strategic decisions on community development, funding for the KDA, and environmental initiatives.

The Seattle Department of Transportation champions WMBE businesses’ growth, nearing its 2024 target and investing over $100M, with a trade show for networking and city contracts set for November 13.

Mayor Bruce Harrell commented on the 2024 election, emphasizing gratitude, respect for the results, and continuity in leadership, reinforcing Seattle's values of kindness and hope.

Seattle's Historic Preservation Program supports the first study of the city's disability activism, highlighting its cultural impact as ADA nears its 30th anniversary. An event with activists and scholars will discuss this history on November 13.

The DeafBlind Service Center in Seattle, established in 1986, offers vital support to the deafblind community through services, advocacy, and by promoting independence and quality of life.