A driver died in Snohomish County after their car became submerged in floodwaters. Despite rescue efforts, the individual was pronounced dead at the scene. Investigations are ongoing.

Thurston County offers multiple ways for residents to recycle their Christmas trees, including curbside pickups and drop-off locations, with guidelines for preparation and disposal.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell expresses dismay over the Sydney Hanukkah attack and ensures increased police vigilance at local Jewish places of worship.

Intense weather in Seattle prompts NWS flood warnings, landslide risks, and a wind advisory. A levee failure caused a flash flood warning; residents are advised to seek higher ground.

Tukwila residents received false evacuation alerts; Tukwila PD clarified it was only for an industrial area and not residential or commercial districts, calming wider threat concerns.

A fire at Twin Creeks Mobile Home Park in Bothell took two lives. Crews battled the blaze Saturday night. Investigations are ongoing by the Fire Marshal's Office.

The Marysville WA Police highlighted Det. Jake Wiggins' dedication to public safety, his involvement in specialized task forces, passion for history and travel, and his early achievement in the Little League World Series.

Tukwila Police partnered with students for a "Shop With A Cop" event, fostering community relationships through a shared shopping experience for the holidays.

A man was killed in a hit-and-run on SR-516 in Kent, WA. The suspect vehicle was identified as a 2022 Honda Pilot. Authorities are investigating and seeking information.

One person died in a Tacoma house fire, with clutter hampering firefighters' efforts to extinguish it. The cause of death and the fire remain under investigation.

The Issaquah Police Department conducted an anti-shoplifting operation in partnership with Marshalls HomeGoods, leading to the arrest of multiple individuals with outstanding theft warrants.

Multiple road closures in Auburn are causing major disruptions, including northbound Auburn Way North and several East-West routes due to safety concerns. Traffic is being rerouted and some neighborhoods are limited to private gate access.

Seattle Police designate Club Dollhouse as a "chronic nuisance" due to illegal activities such as sexual exploitation and illegal alcohol sales, following an investigation.