Multiple arrests occurred in Pierce County during a weekend, involving a driver resisting arrest on a speeding violation, the capture of a wanted felon, and an intoxicated shooter facing charges.

The National Weather Service forecasts a varied week of weather for Seattle, with rain and snow showers, temperatures in the mid-to-high 30s, and little snow accumulation expected.

Attorney General Nick Brown and 11 other AGs warn federal workers about the potential risks of Trump’s "deferred resignation" program, emphasizing concerns over misleading promises and job security.

The WDFW initiated the 2025 coastal commercial Dungeness crab season after ensuring crabs met the 23% meat recovery rate, important for a valuable industry in Washington.

A semi-truck rollover on I-405 in Renton caused a fire and significant traffic delays, with only minor injuries reported. Emergency services responded to clear the scene.

Guadalupe Cavazos aids Seattle City Light with contracts for electrification and grid modernization projects and appreciates her cooperative workplace.

Lynnwood's Police Chief reassures the community about the department's commitment to safety and dignity, highlighting adherence to the Keep Washington Working Act limiting engagement with federal immigration enforcement.

Former SDOT Director Greg Spotts led notable initiatives to modernize Seattle's transportation, including the Vision Zero program and a 20-year Seattle Transportation Plan. His tenure saw increased traffic safety and infrastructure projects.

National Burn Awareness Week focuses on preventing home burn accidents, highlighting risks of scalds, especially for children, and promotes safety measures like monitoring kitchen activities and checking smoke alarms.

WSU Tri-Cities merges history and architecture in a course that reveals how segregation influenced urban design, aiming to educate future architects about discrimination in built environments.

A suspended Ziply Fiber permit in Sammamish is expected to resume, allowing infrastructure updates, while residents can report disruptions. Nearby Redmond is also facing a temporary road closure due to development.

A man was fatally shot in Renton while trying to stop a suspect from stealing his car. The police are searching for the armed suspects and asking the public for information and video footage.

Puyallup City planners announced the transformation of 9th Ave SW into a "Festival Street," starting construction on February 3, 2025, causing long-term road closures.