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.

Micah Snyder was sentenced to 160 months in prison for a series of thefts totaling over $750,000, prosecuted by the Washington Attorney General's office.

Clark County will manually audit around 600 ballots to verify machine tabulations after Election Day and conduct a statewide random ballot audit later in the month to ensure electoral accuracy.

A man was stabbed in Seattle's University District; police seek the suspect described as a white male, around 40. The victim's injuries are non-life-threatening.

Seattle Police investigate an accidental shooting near Lakeridge Park; a man was injured and the vehicle used to transport him to the hospital is being searched for evidence.

Seattle launches "Foresting Seattle" initiative to enhance its urban canopy, encouraging public participation in local reforestation, supported by events such as Green Seattle Day and the inauguration of a new tree nursery.

SPR seeks public input on the future of Lake City Mini Park, planning a meeting on November 18. Conversations will address safety, amenities, and the park's closure until December 2025.

North Bend is holding an open house on October 28 to discuss the 230 Main Affordable Housing Project, which aims to provide 40 units for local workers, seniors, and veterans. A Public Hearing will follow on November 5.

The City of North Bend warns of unpredictable elk behavior during the rut and reminds people to keep their distance and not feed the animals. Authorities can be contacted for elk-related issues.