Seattle's FidaLab settled for $2 million over allegations of overcharging government health programs. The company used multiple billing codes for UTI tests, contrary to regulations.

Seattle police arrested a man after a standoff where he wielded a machete outside a church. The incident involved SWAT and ended with non-lethal force.

Seattle's weather forecast includes overcast skies, fog, and sunny breaks, with temperatures ranging from 38-52°F, and light winds shifting from south-southeast to northerly.

Issaquah police appreciated cards made by students from Summit Classical Christian School, shared on social media, reflecting positive community-police relations.

Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue reported a high number of emergency calls in December, with 40 urgent water rescues amidst flooding. Total calls reached 1,136, with 145 canceled after dispatch.

Auburn Police seek help identifying two robbery suspects from a January 10 incident on East Main Street, circulating images and urging tips at 253-288-7403.

Pierce County deputies engaged in a high-speed chase leading to a DUI arrest and separately arrested a man for unlawful firearm discharge. Both incidents highlight public safety concerns.

The Rescue 66 crew from Central Pierce Fire & Rescue delivered groceries for an Instacart driver after a vehicle collision, showing exceptional community service.

The City of Bothell updated its Hazard Mitigation Plan, enhancing preparedness against 14 potential hazards, and urges residents to review the plan for safety.

VOAWW Connect launched in Skagit & Snohomish Counties to aid with food, housing, & more via the 360-VOA-HELP line and [email protected] email.

Lake Stevens warns of traffic delays due to stormwater system maintenance near Lundeen Parkway's roundabouts, with flagging operations between 9am-3pm.

Kent Police highlighted human trafficking issues on social media for National Human Trafficking Awareness Day, urging community involvement and sharing resources.

The Auburn WA Police Department introduced two new officers, Pape Mbaye and Fletcher Walters, formerly sworn-in as lateral members, ready to serve the local community.