Seattle's forecast includes a week of certain rain, with the NWS predicting near-constant showers and mild temperatures. Precipitation amounts may range between a tenth and a quarter of an inch.

Seattle City Attorney Davison secured a preliminary injunction against the Trump Administration's executive orders, maintaining the city's access to federal grant funds.

A 24-year-old man was seriously injured in a stabbing near Seattle's Sinking Ship Garage. No evidence of gunfire was found. The victim, with multiple stab wounds, was hospitalized. Seattle Police are investigating and seeking information.

Seattle area faces a Flood Watch and Wind Advisory with high chances of rain, potential flooding, and strong gusts. Residents should secure outdoor items and watch for power outages.

Pierce County Sheriff offers safety tips like driving carefully, using reflective gear, staying in groups, and checking candy for a secure Halloween night.

The Washington Department of Commerce and Hagerty Consulting offer free workshops to help local entities apply for federal clean energy grants, with networking opportunities and a focus on innovation and sustainability.

Seattle Police seek public help to find a stolen Micro Bully Dog named Buddy, with suspect Jose Haughton facing theft charges after evidence of the dog at his residence. Authorities ask for vigilance and information from the community.

WDFW is seeking public input on 21 land acquisition proposals to enhance conservation and outdoor access in Washington state, as part of its Lands 20/20 vision.

Seattle police and federal agents arrested a suspect for a North Seattle drive-by shooting on September 5, capturing him on October 29 at a Tukwila gas station.

A DEA and Seattle Police sting operation has led to the arrest of ten individuals involved in drug and gun trafficking in Washington, with a significant seizure of firearms and drugs, including fentanyl.

Bellevue partners with Unkitawa for an event featuring Indigenous educator Bawaajigekwe Boulley on Indigenous knowledge during Native American Heritage Month.

The Thurston County Salary Commission decided to not increase the County Commissioners' wages for the upcoming year, aligning with the commissioners' request for fiscal restraint.

Tacoma City Council approved $32,000 for the Larchmont Community Schoolyard Project after a funding setback, supported by members Bushnell, Walker, and Rumbaugh. The project aims to transform schoolyards into accessible community green spaces.