The Pierce County Sheriff's Department explains why they blur faces in crime-related media, citing protection of suspects' rights before formal charges.

Tacoma Creates' 2024-2025 Annual Report details its impact on arts and culture access, distributing $6 million to local nonprofits and supporting 1,500 cultural activities.

Marc Anthony Russ pleaded not guilty to the 1994 murder of Tanya Frazier, with recent DNA advances linking him to the case. The trial is ongoing in Seattle.

Seattle ranks 4th in the Digital Cities Survey for its technology use to address challenges such as public safety and homelessness, earning the city national recognition for the second year in a row.

Everett Police warn of rising scams by callers impersonating officials, and advise against making payments to such fraudsters, urging verification through official channels.

Seattle's NWS reports a cool 43°F overcast morning, clear visibility; rain expected after 3 am with a high of 52°F today and intermittent rain later in the week.

Trump expressed concerns about Seattle's safety for 2026 World Cup matches, hinting that FIFA might need to reassess the city as a host due to potential security issues.

One person died in a barn fire in Buckley, Washington, with crews responding and controlling the blaze that was complicated by cluttered vehicles and RVs. The cause is under investigation.

Pierce County and Gig Harbor Chamber launch Peninsula Transit Pilot, a free shuttle service linking Key Peninsula and Gig Harbor, with a ribbon-cutting event on Nov 22, 2025.

The Louis Thompson Road Tightline Project in Sammamish nears completion, with final paving set for spring 2026 due to weather delays. Sidewalks and intersection upgrades have been made, including a new storm drainage system to protect local habitats.

Seattle's ISRD Board election for Chinatown International District is conducted by mail-in ballots, due by December 2, 2025, after a misprint issue. Voters elect three positions, with interpretation assistance available on the deadline day.

Law enforcement in Clallam County fatally shot a suspect wanted on a U.S. Marshals warrant during an attempted arrest. An investigation by the Washington State Office of Independent Investigations is underway.

Seattle is relicensing the South Fork Tolt Hydroelectric Project, with collaboration from the City, agencies, and Tulalip Tribes, focusing on river habitat and fish populations.