Seattle is expected to experience snowy and rainy days with low temperatures and an 80% chance of precipitation, according to the National Weather Service.

Washington state legislators consider a bill to mandate ISA devices in vehicles for habitual speeders and those resuming driving post-suspension for racing or excessive speeding.

All Kirkland Police officers completed the ABLE training for active bystandership and peer intervention to promote community safety and officer wellness.

A Seattle mother was arrested for the fatal beating of her 14-year-old son with an extension cord; she claimed the spanking "went too far." Her bail is set at $3 million.

Two white supremacist prison gang affiliates, Eric Smith and Sara Thompson, were sentenced to 12 and 7 years for drug trafficking in the Pacific Northwest.

Pierce County deputies interrupted street racers, leading to the arrest of four males and the seizure of evidence including cameras and recordings of their activities.

Seattle's SDOT plans to use the $1.55 billion from the 2024 Transportation Levy for city-wide infrastructure improvements focusing on safety, sidewalks, and bridges.

A Capitol Hill man was arrested for crimes against children after a Seattle Police sting operation involving the concealment of his identity online to share explicit material.

The Kirkland City Council meeting on February 4, 2025, will be a hybrid event, covering city improvements and the Seattle Kraken Iceplex Proposal. Public participation is encouraged.

The Marysville Talent Show is seeking local performers of all types to participate in an upcoming event, with registration available online or at the Marysville Community Center.

A U.S. District Court temporarily restrained the Trump Administration's policy to freeze federal funding, impacting essential services, after 22 states contested the move.

The Union Bay Natural Area in Seattle transformed from a city dump to a natural habitat of 74 acres, known for its variety of species and history, now serves as an outdoor educative and recreational space.

Snohomish County encourages community input for future Light Rail Community zones through public engagement activities and design workshops. The aim is to create high-density, pedestrian-friendly areas near light rail stations.