A shooting in SeaTac, WA resulted in one death, one injury, and led to a homicide investigation. The King County Sheriff's Office is currently investigating the incident.

A $3.8 million fine was issued to Olympic Pipeline Company and BP Pipelines by Washington State's Department of Ecology for a large gasoline spill near Conway.

AG Nick Brown praised Colleen Melody's appointment to the Washington State Supreme Court, emphasizing her contributions to civil rights and the Attorney General's Office.

Kent Police Department investigates a homicide at Lincoln Park and Ride after a man was found with fatal wounds following gunfire reports. Witnesses with information are urged to contact authorities.

A Kirkland woman is charged with manslaughter after her diabetic daughter died following a family trip without seeking medical help for the girl's untreated diabetes.

A Washington state resident died from the H5N5 avian flu, marking a first-known human case, with health officials maintaining a low risk to the public.

Seattle is set for a stretch of typical rainy weather with consistent drizzle, mild temperatures in the mid-50s, and possible showers throughout the week, including Thanksgiving Day.

Seattle Public Utilities and WM awarded $10,000 in ReThink Waste Grants to five organizations for local sustainability projects aimed at reducing waste and increasing recycling.

Seattle's weather report indicates overcast skies, 43°F, and a wind chill at 38°F, with a minimal rain chance increasing slightly over the weekend and into Thanksgiving week.

Washington State Patrol seeks witnesses to a hit-and-run incident in Renton involving a pedestrian, asking for public assistance to locate a silver or gray Honda Accord.

WSDOT ends the highway construction season in Yakima Valley, with projects around US 12 and SR 821 completed. Work on the US 97 roundabout in Wapato pauses, resuming in spring 2026.

Tacoma Creates' 2024-2025 Annual Report details its impact on arts and culture access, distributing $6 million to local nonprofits and supporting 1,500 cultural activities.

Seattle's ISRD Board election for Chinatown International District is conducted by mail-in ballots, due by December 2, 2025, after a misprint issue. Voters elect three positions, with interpretation assistance available on the deadline day.