Kirkland City Council meeting on February 18, 2025, to discuss local developments, offering a hybrid attendance option, and addressing the Parkplace Project ordinance.

Betty Lau's article "Stories in Place: Grandpa’s Room (West Kong Yick)" reminisces about living above a business in Seattle's Chinatown and the community support among Chinese families.

The 2024 Annual Report of Snohomish County Public Works details infrastructure projects and the department's efficient use of funds, highlighting new roundabouts and various maintenance endeavors.

Tacoma is preparing for cold weather and potential snow, with deicing trucks deployed and additional snow equipment on standby to ensure residents' safety.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announces a one-day closure of various facilities on March 6, 2025, for staff training, affecting programs and centers, but leaving parks and golf courses open.

A man was fatally shot in Tacoma, and while lifesaving measures were attempted, he died at the hospital. No arrests have been made, and the incident is under investigation.

A motorcyclist died in a wrong-way crash on I-5 near Burlington after evading police and colliding with a semi-truck. The chase had been abandoned for safety.

Magnuson Off Leash Area in Seattle will close from Feb 19-21 for maintenance, with alternative dog parks available as listed on Seattle Parks and Recreation's website.

Kirkland seeks public feedback on its 2025 Draft Stormwater Management Plan to protect waterways and invites residents to review and comment by February 24, 2025.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Department reported the arrest of a woman involved in a hit-and-run with a stolen U-Haul, aided by witnesses and a swift police response.

Seattle's weather includes rain and snow showers in the morning, cloudy skies, and a high of 42 degrees, with a forecast for continued rainy and overcast conditions through the weekend and into Washington's Birthday.

ICE Seattle arrested El Salvadoran fugitive Jose Marin-Lozano, wanted for homicide and related charges in his home country. He is currently awaiting removal proceedings.

Washington state is introducing speed cameras in construction zones to reduce speeding and enhance worker safety, with legislative support and cameras expected to be active soon.