A 15-year-old boy was shot and killed in West Seattle; police are investigating with no suspects arrested. The incident sparked an intensive investigation.

The 1988 cold case of Tracy Whitney's homicide has been solved, but the identified suspect, John Guillot Jr., is deceased, leaving mixed feelings of closure.

Voodoo Doughnut will open a new Seattle branch in Capitol Hill, marking its 10th location and promising community engagement with a partnership with nonprofit FareStart.

An off-duty Edmonds police officer was arrested for brandishing a gun at another driver during a road rage incident in Lynnwood. She is on leave pending an investigation.

A court upheld the use of Boeing Field for ICE deportations, despite King County's efforts to stop them, based on its values and human rights concerns.

The Tacoma City Council voted to extend a 0.1 percent sales tax for street improvements to support infrastructure, emphasizing safety features.

WDFW plans aerial surveys of bighorn sheep in SE Washington to monitor population numbers and health, focusing on the impact of pneumonia from Movi bacteria on pneumonia.

Following the City Council's approval of updated goals, Bellevue aims to increase its affordable housing stock by 128%, targeting 5,700 units for various income levels.

Preservation work on the US 101 Chehalis River Bridge causes travel disruptions, with scheduled ramp closures and detours in Aberdeen as crews replace key bridge bearings.

The city of Kirkland is set to adopt its K2044 Comprehensive Plan on December 10. Proceedings will start with a Special Meeting at 5:30 p.m., followed by a regular council meeting for public comment and deliberation.

Mail theft incidents increase in West Seattle during the holidays, including a USPS truck break-in and stolen mail. Authorities recommend preventive measures for residents.

According to Mayor Harrell's Q3 data, Seattle's One Seattle Homelessness Action Plan has reduced tents by 33% and RVs by 31% and increased shelter referrals.

Artist Oscar Tuazon, in collaboration with Coast Salish artists, has installed a new permanent art project on Seattle's waterfront, featuring sculpted Douglas Fir structures.