An 11-year-old was sexually assaulted at home by an unidentified man in Bothell; the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office is now searching for the suspect.

A 5-year-old boy in Everett died after falling from a two-story window; local officials emphasize the use of window guards and proper supervision to prevent similar accidents.

The WDFW has announced 42 tentative days for coastal razor clam digs in Washington starting Oct. 3, with strict regulations and pending marine toxin tests for safety.

Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections is hosting two Home Fairs to educate on housing rules, permitting, and emergency preparedness, starting with the North Seattle Home Fair on October 5th.

King County allocated $5 million to boost parks and recreational facilities, with Executive Constantine and the County Council's approval, benefitting 63 projects for youth activities.

SDOT proposes a new Restricted Parking Zone near Judkins Park Light Rail Station to curb all-day parking and prioritize locals and short-term visitors.

An online open house details the SR 509 construction projects affecting SeaTac, Burien, Kent, and Des Moines, with the final phase starting and completion by 2028.

A family was arrested by Bellevue Police for crimes including assault and burglary after an incident at Taco Bell escalated into a broader investigation.

Two suspects attempted to steal an ATM near Seattle Pacific University using a front loader, causing significant damage but ultimately abandoning the machine and equipment nearby.

Seattle confirmed Rob Lloyd as Chief Technology Officer, with a vision for innovative, integrated tech solutions to enhance city operations until 2028.

A 16-year-old Graham-Kapowsin High School student was shot near a bus stop in Puyallup; the non-life-threatening injury was treated at a hospital. Authorities are investigating and seeking the public's help to find the suspect.

Seattle plans to introduce a new Restricted Parking Zone in Judkins Park to prevent all-day parking by commuters. The SDOT will hold a virtual meeting to discuss and gather feedback on the proposal.

Yelm school year start is postponed indefinitely due to a teachers' strike over contract negotiations between the Yelm Community Schools and the teachers' union.