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 State's original 1889 Constitution will be temporarily displayed in the Governor's office on January 12, with tight security and expert insights available.

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.

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 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 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.

South County Fire explains that fire engines may respond to medical emergencies, carrying supplies and medics to provide aid before ambulances arrive.

A truck driver from Mexico working for an Arizona firm was arrested for multiple attempted kidnappings in Ellensburg, Washington, after being caught at an Arizona border crossing.

Tacoma partners with HTM Consulting to offer free virtual workshops on AI and cybersecurity for local small businesses, beginning January 26, with follow-ups in February.

Snohomish County prepares for its annual Point-in-Time Homeless Count, highlighting the need for community involvement and aiming to secure funding for homelessness programs.

Multiple streets in Tacoma will close starting January 12 due to the Residential Street Restoration Program, with expected completion by end-of-February, weather permitting.

Seattle Police responded to an armed abduction call, which turned out to be ICE agents conducting immigration enforcement. The Police Chief reassured the public about their commitment to safety for all residents.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office invites teenagers to apply for its Search and Rescue team, emphasizing academics, physical health, and community service.