Seattle's ISRD board has announced the election of Hyan Ho, Zhiyun Zhu, and Kyle Jacobson as new members, with each set to serve starting January 2026.

Tacoma considers a 0.1% sales tax hike to fund criminal justice, exempting essentials to ease low-income impact. If passed, it takes effect April 1, 2026.

A Flood Watch is issued for northwest and west central Washington due to expected excessive rainfall, with concerns for river flooding, urban inundation, and landslides.

Clark County Sheriff's Office reported a second successful use of grappler technology to safely end a high-speed pursuit involving a suspected DUI driver.

Danielle Crosby was arrested in Vancouver after a car chase following a burglary, involving vehicle and firearm theft. Crosby faces multiple felony charges, including assaulting officers during her attempt to flee.

Washington's AG and legislators introduce the Immigrant Worker Protection Act, providing key safeguards for immigrant employees, requiring employer transparency, and aiming to reduce workplace disruptions.

Bellevue City Council approves the installation of speed cameras to enhance traffic safety, plans curb pricing strategy, allows co-living housing zones, and reappoints members to the Convention Center Board.

Westbound Tacoma Narrows Bridge faces lane closures for deck repairs next Saturday, causing expected travel delays.

Dr. Barbra Villona has been appointed as the new health officer for Thurston County's PHSS, succeeding Dr. Abdelmalek after a competitive recruitment process.

Seattle Police are ramping up patrols in December to target impaired drivers, reinstating a DUI emphasis team for the first time since 2019, in coordination with other agencies for safer roads.

Shinn & Son farm agrees to pay $300,000 and change hiring practices after Washington state orders it under a consent decree for discriminatory and deceptive hiring.

The National Weather Service forecasts atmospheric rivers bringing heavy rain, strong winds, and potential flooding to Seattle, with snow levels between 4500 and 6500 feet.

A Tacoma woman received a 30-month prison sentence for participating in a bank fraud scheme, exploiting her credit union job to steal $345,000 from customers.