Three children were hit by vehicles in separate incidents in Tacoma on Halloween night, with varying degrees of injury; drivers stayed at scenes, and police are investigating.

Judith Panlasigui leads the MODVSA in Seattle, coordinating services for GBV survivors and tackling racial equity through community partnerships and systemic approaches.

Kirkland's City Council invites the public to discuss the 2025-2030 financial plans, including budget, capital programs, and property taxes at a November 6 hearing.

Startup 425, collaborating with The Founder Institute, launched a free accelerator for Eastside entrepreneurs, funded by the Port of Seattle and Amazon.

An article highlights how everyday electronics consume energy even when off, known as energy vampires, which could be costing households $200 annually. Steps like unplugging devices and using smart power strips can help save electricity and money.

A 19-year-old male is in custody for a July homicide in South Seattle after a three-month investigation led detectives to Tacoma.

Bellevue proposes an Inclusive Innovation Forum to integrate technology and equity, inviting public participation in shaping city innovation policies.

WDFW seeks public input on maintaining the endangered status of the Columbian sharp-tailed grouse due to its lowest recorded population, with efforts including habitat restoration and species translocations.

Rain continues in Seattle with a 100% chance of precipitation and high near 50°F, tapering off tonight with a 90% chance and a low of 44°F. The week ahead has mixed rain, clouds, and possible sun over the weekend.

Seattle Councilmember Tanya Woo proposes nightlife regulation to curb gun violence with new safety-focused licensing for businesses operating from 2-5 a.m.

Redmond's website has released voting details for the upcoming presidential election, including locations for early ballot boxes, registration deadlines, and traffic cautions near ballot boxes. Public facilities will close early on Election Day.

Seattle faces a week of showers and thunderstorms with high chances of rainfall and consistent mid-50 temperatures, according to the National Weather Service.

The Seattle Police Department Blotter detailed various disruptive events on October 26, 2024, including an assault and robbery in Lincoln Park, street disorder with fireworks, a stabbing in Little Saigon, and an altercation at an LGBT venue.