Deputy Cappetto's day on patrol is shared on the Pierce County Sheriff's Department blog, highlighting the diverse and unpredictable nature of law enforcement work.

WSDOT's repair plan for the SR 167 bridge, struck by an over-height vehicle, foresees lane reconfigurations, intermittent closures, and a 2026 completion. The department emphasizes safe load management for drivers.

A 22-year-old man was arrested for a violent robbery at a Seattle 7-Eleven, where the suspects stole beer and ice cream and assaulted an employee with a dog leash.

Washington State's Attorney General proposes amendments to public records rules aimed at addressing backlogs and improving transparency and responsiveness. The changes include a two-track system for requests and emphasize prompt access to records.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny start to the week in Seattle, with highs of 64-69°F, before rain chances increase from Wednesday evening.

Seattle police arrested a 25-year-old man for using his SUV to ram a family's van, which caught fire with a couple and their children inside, following a road dispute. No injuries were reported, and the suspect is charged with assault.

Kent police officer arrests 3 during a routine park check, including a man with meth and outstanding warrants.

A USPS worker was shot in the face by a package delivery driver in Everett, Washington, and is being treated at Harborview Medical Center. The suspect was arrested, with no further threat to the public.

Washington State DNR conducts a 796-acre controlled burn in Kittitas County to mitigate wildfire risks, with operations dependent on weather conditions.

A woman was shot during a struggle with a suspect after using an ATM in Renton. The male suspect fled and remains at large; the victim's condition is undisclosed.

The City of Everett announces its 2026 grant funding plan, offering $850,000 in CDBG funds and additional funds through AHTF and HOME programs, with applications open and meetings slated for October 13, 2025.

Burien voters will decide on a levy to fund public safety efforts, reflecting rising costs and community needs for services such as police and infrastructure improvements.

Mayors of North Bend and Snoqualmie declared October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month to promote education, support research, and encourage early detection.