The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Seattle, highlighting partly sunny days, chances of rain, and temperatures ranging from the 40s to high 50s.

Seattle's Revive I-5 project will bring major construction and full closures to northbound I-5 starting January 9, focusing on the Ship Canal Bridge, with significant traffic impacts anticipated.

The Renton Regional Fire Authority emphasizes the importance of CO alarms to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning.

The Renton Regional Fire Authority is hiring a Finance Technician II and an HR Generalist, offering salaries from $70,956 to $111,580 with benefits, seeking motivated applicants for crucial support roles.

Over 100 cats were seized from a home in Buckley by police and animal control after an anonymous tip about squalid conditions, with some cats needing urgent medical care. Donations of crates are sought for their transport and housing.

The Tacoma Arts Commission has allocated $147,000 to fund 30 community arts projects for 2026, enhancing public arts experiences across different cultures in Tacoma.

The Seattle Thunderbirds will host a First Responder Appreciation Night featuring a charity hockey game on February 28, 2026, with proceeds supporting local charities.

SR 167's northbound HOV lane will become a toll lane on January 12, as per WSDOT's report. Drivers need a Good To Go! account and Flex Pass to avoid extra fees.

Two men were stabbed during a robbery in Seattle's Freeway Park; suspects are at large despite SPD's investigation and community call for information.

Seattle's forecast includes a cloudy week with intermittent rain and light snow, mild temperatures, and increasing chances of rain toward the weekend.

Seattle warns of heightened landslide risk in wet months, advising property owners to maintain drainage and seek professional advice for vulnerable areas.

Councilmember Bob Kettle from Seattle addresses confusion over drug policy, affirming no policy change and supporting both law enforcement and diversion programs like LEAD for public drug use issues.

Seattle City Council has updated the SDCI fees for 2026, including a 6.5% increase for most fees and an 18% increase for construction-related permits, while incentivizing seismic retrofits with reduced fees.