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.

Seattle will honor late bus driver Shawn Yim with a public memorial and a procession of transit vehicles. Delays in bus service are expected due to the event.

One person died in a Mount Vernon trailer fire, prompting an investigation with the MVFD Fire Marshal and police detectives involved. The victim's identity has not been released.

The 2003 murder of Tammy Mattson has been solved with Carl D. Schlobom identified as the culprit, but due to his advanced dementia, he won't face trial.

The National Weather Service in Seattle predicts a rainy day with a temporary late afternoon break, patchy morning fog, and a mild high of 49°F. Rain chances decrease over the weekend with partly sunny skies.

Puyallup residents can provide input on a proposed development at the Cornforth Campbell Property via a public hearing or by submitting written comments to the city.

Renton starts 2025 with new City Council leaders and is pushing its agenda for the legislative session. It's also aiding bomb-cyclone victims and promoting community events like the Polar Bear Plunge and Civic Academy.

Sarah Rumbaugh, a Tacoma City Council Member, joins the Washington State Shorelines Hearings Board. She brings her environmental advocacy background to the board.

Clark County seeks applicants for the Community Action Advisory Board to represent the fifth district, prioritizing diversity and local funding recommendations.