Washington state's Governor has signed HB 1718, a bill by Rep. Thai to support medical professionals' mental health by allowing confidential support and addressing burnout.

Seattle Police Department's AFIS Units played a pivotal role in identifying a suspect with CSAM found in a dumpster, leading to his arrest and admission of past child molestation.

State Sen. Bill Ramos of Washington died at 69 during a trail run; he was known for environmental and infrastructure work. His wife, Sarah Perry, and community mourn his loss.

Clark County Green Business program awards local businesses for sustainability, honoring PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center, Simply Thyme Catering, TSMC Washington, and Evergreen Habitat for Humanity for their waste reduction and recycling efforts.

Snohomish County invites residents to meetings about its first Community Wildfire Protection Plan to learn about wildfire preparedness and evacuation strategies.

Seattle police officers petition the Supreme Court to keep identities secret in the "Stop the Steal" rally investigation following the January 6 events.

A 27-year-old woman's death initially reported as suicide on Fox Island is now treated as a homicide, with her 29-year-old boyfriend arrested on suspicion of second-degree murder.

The NWS has issued weather updates for Seattle: moderate conditions with scattered clouds and a week of mixed weather, including rain chances and varied temperatures.

Jeffrey Zizz is charged with murder, kidnapping, and unlawful disposal of human remains in the case of Marcia Norman, whose body was found in concrete.

Washington state Sen. Bill Ramos has passed away, confirmed by House Speaker Laurie Jinkins, who praised his dedication and service to the state legislature.

Seattle City Light and Town & Country Markets hosted a sustainability event in Shoreline, highlighting eco-friendly practices, EV charging stations, and green community initiatives.

Two arrests were made after a standoff at an Everett motel, where an officer fired a weapon and the suspects barricaded themselves, ending without serious injury.

Thurston County Auditor's Office is hosting a Passport Fair on May 3 for residents to apply for or renew passports, with walk-in service and photo services available.