Thurston County officials warn of a phone scam where fraudsters claim residents missed jury duty and demand personal information under threat of arrest.

Burien Police seized a firearm from a felon during a larceny investigation at a Walgreens, leading to the suspect's arrest for theft, illegal gun possession, and drug charges.

The Washington State Board of Education endorses a report on Mastery-based Learning (MBL), highlighting its implementation across state schools and advocating for the integration of MBL into the educational system.

A tree fell on a moving truck due to severe weather in Washington, injuring the driver and prompting a reminder for caution during the atmospheric river event.

Mudslides and flooding in Washington State led to the closure of major roadways, including eastbound Interstate 90 near North Bend, with no injuries reported despite vehicles being trapped.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell signed a new contract with the Seattle Police Officers Guild to expand the CARE Department's crisis response teams, aiming to improve public safety and accountability.

Seattle Police arrested a man for burglary, responding to an incident on Exeter Avenue Northeast where he entered a home through a window. The home was empty, but caught on camera. The suspect had prior convictions and a nationwide felony warrant.

Thurston County secures over $1.25 million for a new Evacuation and Agricultural Center at the county fairgrounds, with aims to enhance safety and support agriculture.

The Polyclinic settles with U.S. Attorney's Office for ADA violations, agreeing to pay $25,000 to a patient and create a $350,000 fund for others affected, while improving services for deaf and blind patients.

Tacoma City Council designated Kochi, India as a new Friendship City, enhancing cultural and economic exchanges between the two port cities. Mayor Woodards and Council Member Sadalge endorse this development.

Ryan, Seattle Police Department's Comfort Dog, provides solace to individuals in the Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Unit, supporting 115 survivors during legal proceedings and community events.

Puyallup closes Riverwalk Trail due to flood watch; residents urged to prepare. Sandbags available, stay updated via weather service and use EOC Call Center for assistance.

Seattle's temporary COVID-19 ordinances for grocery and gig workers have expired, with permanent measures like the App-Based Worker Minimum Payment and Paid Sick and Safe Time Ordinances now in place.