North Bend is improving railway crossings with a $4.8 million grant, causing temporary road closures for construction work by Stacy Witbeck. Two major crossings are already upgraded with new technology.

A fire damaged a fiber optic line in Tacoma, disrupting cable TV and internet, including government channels. CityNet remains operational but impaired. Authorities investigate the cause; updates will follow.

North Bend lifted its Water Conservation Ordinance after successful conservation efforts and sufficient rainfall, marked by reduced water production since 2009.

Everett is set to host a USMNT watch party with perks for those who donate food, while discussing plans to bring professional soccer and a new event center to the city.

Washington State Ferries will perform a whistle salute and fly military flags on Veterans Day as a tribute to veterans, including those within their workforce.

A vehicle owner in Seattle shot two would-be carjackers in self-defense. Police are investigating the incident where one suspect was hospitalized and two others fled.

A man imitated the game 'Frogger' in a real-life chase, dodging traffic and hitching a ride on a box truck, before being arrested by Pierce County deputies.

Snohomish County has enhanced its flood preparedness resources, from an Annual Flood Safety Guide to emergency alerts, hazard maps, and post-flood recovery guides.

A 51-year-old man was arrested for homicide after a standoff with Seattle police SWAT in North Seattle, ending a five-hour incident following a fatal knife threat.

Washington appellate court issues a stay on the decision to place Tacoma Initiative Measure No. 2 on the ballot, pending further review, with the Pierce County Auditor's Office confirming compliance with the order.

Seattle is expected to experience a wet week with rain forecasted by the National Weather Service, with temperatures ranging from the low 50s to low 60s.

Bellevue invites residents to the Bellevue Essentials graduation with speaker Kevin P. Henry. The event celebrates civic-minded individuals and promotes community engagement.

Washington residents receive delayed SNAP benefits after a court order, with Governor Ferguson and state efforts providing support amidst previous withholding by the Trump Administration.