Seattle police investigated a disturbance with possible gunfire, an aggressive suspect at DESC, and a verbal assault involving transphobic threats, as detailed on the SPD Blotter.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission met in Lynnwood, discussing land transactions, trout policies, steelhead rules, forest restoration, and the status of marbled murrelets and island marble butterflies.

Convicted murderer on supervision arrested in Seattle with a gun and balaclava; DOC to reevaluate his release conditions.

An inquest into Andrea Churna's death began in King County to provide answers about her September 20, 2020, passing. Public sessions are held daily and accessible via Zoom. The Redmond Police Department pledges full cooperation.

North Bend's Mayor proclaimed November 14, 2025, as Arbor Day, with a local event including tree planting to enhance the riparian habitat along the Snoqualmie River.

A man was arrested for assaulting an officer and other charges after a confrontation with Pierce County deputies. He gave false names and had felony warrants. His dog was cared for by the Humane Society.

Seattle expects a rainy week with occasional breaks, as forecasted by the NWS, with temperatures in the low 50s and rainfall chances ranging from 40% to 60%.

A Jamaican man faces wire and mail fraud charges for scamming an elderly woman out of $800,000 through a lottery scam. He has been detained and awaits a December trial.

Police investigate the death of a 44-year-old man with severe head trauma found downtown Seattle; despite first responders' efforts, he was pronounced dead.

McKay High School in Salem was locked down during a manhunt for a domestic violence shooter; lockdown lifted after police arrested 30-year-old suspect.

A 15-year-old was arrested for stabbing a peer during a drug deal in Port Orchard; the incident began over a dispute regarding marijuana and alcohol sold via Snapchat.

Spokane residents are invited to shape their city’s infrastructure through community talks on the North Spokane Corridor project, starting November 20.

Seattle Fire Department responded to a small fire at Franklin High School, leading to early student dismissal; no injuries reported, cause under investigation.