Seattle's weather forecast predicts sunny skies today and partly sunny Sunday, with highs around 58-62 degrees. Rain chances increase Sunday night, with a damp week ahead.

Suspect with prior felony in custody after South Seattle shooting; charged with assault and illegal gun possession. Incident followed altercation on a Metro bus.

Seattle experiences a foggy morning with 41°F and low visibility; however, the National Weather Service predicts sunny skies later with temperatures reaching 58°F.

Attorney General Nick Brown and other leaders demand the FCC implement a rule to expand Wireless Emergency Alerts to include more languages and ASL, criticizing FCC delays that prevent wider safety communication.

Police arrested two individuals during a narcotics operation in Seattle's Capitol Hill, seizing drugs, cash, and an illegal firearm from an armed felon.

North Bend has opened applications for its 2026 Citizens Academy, an eight-week course that educates residents on city operations, offering tours and sessions on various municipal aspects.

North Bend invites the public to meet Police Chief candidates, ahead of new law enforcement collaboration with King County Sheriff's Office starting in 2026.

Attorney General Nick Brown won a federal court case mandating the Trump administration fully fund SNAP benefits for low-income families in Washington.

Everett's Wintertide celebration begins Nov. 28, 2025, featuring a tree lighting, seasonal events, and free entertainment funded by grants and tourism.

Bindi Lassige has been appointed as Bellevue's new director for human resources and diversity, equity, inclusion initiatives, succeeding the retiring Joy St. Germain.

Governor Bob Ferguson spent a week at Western State Hospital to understand its operations, meet staff and patients, and observe infrastructure projects like the new forensic hospital.

Seattle's weather forecast includes a mix of clouds, sun, and intermittent showers today, with a 50% chance of rain and mid-50s temperatures. Evening may see a 20% chance of rain with partly cloudy skies and low 40s temperatures.

Seattle voters approved the FEPP levy, investing $1.3 billion in education, including affordable childcare, mental health services, free college tuition, and vocational training.