Seattle's forecast predicts a rainy week with showers and potential thunderstorms starting this afternoon, including a 100% chance of precipitation on Sunday and a series of rainy days ahead.

Tacoma Police have arrested a second suspect for a homicide on South Orchard Street, who now faces first-degree murder and unlawful firearm possession charges.

Washington State has begun the vitrification process at the Hanford nuclear site, a significant step in the site's cleanup, years after the deadline, with continuous pressure from the state's Attorney General's Office.

Seattle City Council passed a tax initiative to fund addiction treatment with an 8-1 vote, aiming to address the city's public safety and drug crisis.

WSP seeks public help to find the driver of a Dodge Dart involved in a deadly hit-and-run on Mountain Highway.

In Seattle, a 4-year-old boy was found dead in an apartment, and his mother, a 45-year-old woman, has been taken into custody as part of a homicide investigation.

Federal judge issues a preliminary injunction against the USDA's request for states to provide SNAP recipients' personal information, following a lawsuit by Washington AG Nick Brown.

Seattle marked October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, with city officials including Mayor Harrell supporting survivors and highlighting the city's investment in related services.

The National Weather Service forecasts a typical autumn week in Seattle with overcast skies, a chance of rain, and temperatures around 59°F, leading to a wet weekend with possible thunderstorms.

Washington State's Department of Ecology updates emissions standards for commercial vehicles, promoting the use of zero-emission trucks with substantial investments and legal commitment despite ongoing litigation.

Washington's Dept. of Ecology issued $800k in environmental fines for various violations including prohibited material burning, contaminant spills, and failure to meet recycled content laws in the first half of 2025.

Bellevue is planning to add 37 speed safety cameras to reduce crashes and improve street safety. The city invites public feedback on these proposed locations and aims to align with the Vision Zero initiative to minimize traffic fatalities by 2030.

Washington State's Hanford Site began turning nuclear waste into glass, a milestone for environmental protection and sustainability, in a process known as "hot commissioning."