Everett Police detectives seek tips after a fire engine was stolen on July 18, leading to collisions involving 12 vehicles. The male suspect remains unidentified; no injuries occurred as all vehicles were empty. The cost of damages is being assessed.

King County Council passed a 0.1% sales tax increase to fund public safety and justice services, avoiding cuts to law enforcement and behavioral health programs.

The Washington Attorney General's report highlights the legal challenges faced by veterans and service members, such as obtaining VA benefits and housing issues.

A man is in critical condition after being shot in a Best Buy parking lot in Bellevue; a suspect has been arrested, and police say there's no public threat.

The Tacoma Narrows Airport Day on August 16 offers family-friendly activities, aviation displays, and food, with free admission and parking options detailed by Pierce County's website.

A fatal collision in Seattle's Interbay involving a motorcycle and a pedestrian resulted in one death and serious injuries. The investigation is ongoing.

Pierce County's ADR has launched an educational program on the WA Cares Fund, a long-term care insurance initiative, which offers in-person and online information sessions.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny weather for Seattle with temperatures reaching the low 80s, providing ideal conditions for outdoor activities.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office is suing to forfeit $7.1 million in cryptocurrency tied to an oil and gas storage fraud of $97 million, involving numerous accounts and complex laundering methods.

Bellevue is seeking community facilitators to engage local residents in discussions for its Affordable Housing Strategy, emphasizing inclusivity and the need to hear from low-income and marginalized groups.

Pierce County Elections released educational videos to explain ballot processing, aiming to increase voter trust in election integrity ahead of the Primary Election.

The Tacoma Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on August 6 to discuss updates to the city's Historic Preservation Program, including new historic districts and strengthened cultural protections.

WDFW announces a public meeting on July 28 to discuss the Shillapoo Wildlife Area habitat restoration effort, with options to attend in person or via webinar.