Streets in Tacoma will be closed for maintenance from January 13-15 causing detours. The work is part of the Residential Street Restoration Program and may affect local travel.

Issaquah offers free CERT training to residents, covering emergency preparedness, medical procedures, and disaster response, with registration now open for spring sessions.

Pierce County K9 officer, Coda, successfully apprehends a suspect, showcasing the effectiveness of the sheriff's K9 unit.

Kirkland firefighters join King County Strike Team 1 to combat wildfires in Southern California, prepared for 24-hour shifts and up to 14 days of deployment.

Seattle is expecting a partly sunny week with possible fog, and slight chances of rain and snow toward the end of the week, according to the National Weather Service.

The Seattle/King County Clinic is seeking volunteers for its upcoming free healthcare event from April 24-27, to help provide medical, dental, and vision services to those in need.

Renovations to Seattle's historic Washington Hall honor its legacy of inclusion, with upgrades funded by Historic Seattle Grant and Seattle ARTS Cultural Facilities Fund, enhancing accessibility and preserving the venue's multicultural history.

Councilmember Cathy Moore proposes crowd control reforms for SPD, aiming to limit blast ball use and require mayoral authorization for their deployment.

Communities across the country celebrated Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, showing gratitude to police with treats and thank-you cards, highlighting strong community-police relationships.

The article describes a lawsuit filed by Washington State's Attorney General against T-Mobile for a data breach affecting over 2 million Washington residents.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife reminds winter crabbers to report their catches by Feb. 1, even if no crabs were caught, to help manage the fishery.

An early morning fire in Station Place Apartments in Everett was contained by the sprinkler system and extinguished by firefighters, with seven residents assisted by the Red Cross.

Seattle Humane will receive 60 cats and dogs from LA shelters to aid in the wildfire crisis, freeing space for displaced animals. The pets are set to arrive via a rescue flight and will be available for adoption post health checks.