Tacoma Mayor Anders Ibsen Speaks Out Against ICE Actions, Supports Local Legislation Limiting Federal Enforcement
Tacoma Mayor Anders Ibsen condemned ICE shootings and reiterated the city's commitment to trust-based public safety, supporting resolutions to limit local resources used in federal immigration enforcement.
Seattle Braces for Wet Week Ahead; National Weather Service Warns of Possible River Flooding
The National Weather Service in Seattle predicts a series of rainy days, including a 30% chance of rain today and a 90% chance tonight, with potential river flooding early next week due to heavy precipitation.
Washington Secretary of State Office Receives Two New Initiatives for Legislative Consideration
Washington's Secretary of State received two initiatives for legislative consideration that must pass signature verification to potentially reach ballots. The office also oversees various administrative functions beyond elections.
Key Peninsula Car Chase Ends in Crash, Dog Ejected, Driver Charged with DUI and Animal Cruelty
During a brief car chase on the Key Peninsula after a traffic stop, a dog was ejected from the vehicle, which crashed. Drugs were found, and the driver faces multiple charges, while the unharmed dogs were returned to the owner.
Bellevue Police Department Invites Locals to Inside Look at Law Enforcement with Community Academy Program
Bellevue Police Department invites locals to their Community Academy to learn about police work. The nine-week course aims to strengthen community relations and increase understanding of law enforcement.
Joe Wankelman Sworn in as Newest Commissioner of South County Fire
Joe Wankelman was sworn in as South County Fire Commissioner, bringing military experience and expertise in business and data analytics. He joins a board responsible for setting policies and overseeing budget and operations.












