Seattle Police request public help to solve a hit-and-run case that killed a 38-year-old cyclist, providing a suspect vehicle description as a 1997-1999 white Toyota Camry.

Suspect with $210k warrants was arrested in Seattle for driving a stolen SUV. After evading police earlier, he was caught, found with the car's key and owner's belongings, and booked on multiple charges including vehicle theft.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for Seattle until 10 AM PST due to low visibility, and black ice is possible. Rain is expected later in the week, with persistent showers over the weekend.

Redmond officials remind residents that fireworks are banned in the city, urging reports of illegal use to the non-emergency number and noting services will continue during the holiday.

Kirkland's government announced changes in waste collection around New Year's Day, with no service on January 1 and adjusted pickup days for residents. Essential services remain operational.

King County Metro Transit celebrates two apprentices, Shelby McCaddon and Cindy Reyes Ramos, for completing their multi-year programs and securing Career Service roles.

The King Conservation District and Seattle have awarded $700,000 in grants to ten organizations for projects addressing environmental and climate disparities.

Police fatally shot an armed man in Vancouver, Washington, after he reportedly fired at a woman and pointed a gun at officers. The incident is under investigation, and the officers involved are on critical incident leave.

Jessica Vasquez, a pregnant woman, was killed by an SUV while crossing a street in Kent, Washington. No intoxication or speed involved.

Bellevue, WA authorities warn of jewelry thieves exploiting residents' kindness, advising caution with strangers and physical contact to prevent thefts.

Snohomish County closed a section of Index-Galena Rd due to flood damage, with no clear timeline for reopening. Repair challenges are compounded by winter conditions.

The Washington State Patrol honored late Trooper Tara-Marysa Guting on social media, thanking the community for its support after her death on December 19, 2025.

Redmond Police Department provides tips on preventing car thefts, emphasizing vigilance after 125 thefts in 2025, suggesting the use of steering wheel locks, and reporting suspicious activity.