Issaquah Police responded to a domestic violence call, made an arrest, and with Kent Police, later apprehended a suspect facing multiple felony charges. They encouraged victims to seek help, sharing relevant hotlines.

A fire damaged a fiber optic line in Tacoma, disrupting cable TV and internet, including government channels. CityNet remains operational but impaired. Authorities investigate the cause; updates will follow.

Washington residents receive delayed SNAP benefits after a court order, with Governor Ferguson and state efforts providing support amidst previous withholding by the Trump Administration.

Seattle's weather forecast predicts sunny skies today and partly sunny Sunday, with highs around 58-62 degrees. Rain chances increase Sunday night, with a damp week ahead.

Governor Bob Ferguson spent a week at Western State Hospital to understand its operations, meet staff and patients, and observe infrastructure projects like the new forensic hospital.

Major road closures will affect Bay Area commuters in Bellevue and Bothell due to WSDOT construction, with sections of southbound I-405 and SR 522 closed over the weekend.

Seattle Police made an arrest in a 1994 cold case involving the murder of 14-year-old Tanya Frazier; DNA evidence linked Mark Anthony Russ, 57, to the crime.

Snoqualmie residents are invited to discuss the 2026 Property Tax Levy at a City Council meeting on November 10, with a proposed increase of 0.82% in revenue.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of persistent rain and thunderstorms for Seattle, with high chances of precipitation and gusty winds through Veterans Day, advising preparation for potential impacts.

AG Nick Brown leads a legal opposition against the EPA's proposal to scale back the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, alongside counterparts from 15 states and two cities.

Seattle Home Fair offers information on permits, inspections, and property regulations at the Filipino Community Center, with experts from various city departments.

Seattle guarantees up to $8 million for local food assistance amid SNAP funding issues, per Mayor Harrell's announcement, providing a buffer until federal aid is restored.

Tacoma Police recovered a family's missing dog, Buddy, after it was stolen by a man with a criminal record. The SPD is seeking public assistance to reunite the dog with its owners.