Seattle City Councilmember Tammy Morales resigns, citing concerns over council's direction and toll on her well-being.

WDFW is offering grants for projects that benefit Washington's fish, wildlife, and recreational experiences, with applications due by February 28, 2025.

Washington State will receive nearly $12 million from the DOJ to support addiction treatment programs, with the funds distributed to multiple counties and tribal nations for various initiatives, including jail-based treatments and community support.

A judge ruled no misconduct occurred by the defense team in a Fall City teen's quintuple homicide case, despite allegations of tampering with the crime scene.

Alexis Mercedes Rinck was sworn into the Seattle City Council to fill Position 8 and focuses on tackling the city's challenges, especially for marginalized communities.

A dense fog advisory is in effect until 10 AM in Seattle. This fog will impact drivers' visibility and create the potential for black ice on roads. The fog is expected to lift later, and a mostly sunny day will follow.

Clark County ordered machine recounts for the 18th Legislative District Senator and County Council District No. 4 races. Recounts begin on December 4th and 9th, with public observation encouraged.

Seattle is developing a Center City Bike Network with new paths and park promenades, aiming to improve waterfront connections and infrastructure ahead of the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup.

A man was arrested in Seattle after a high-speed chase in a stolen car, previously taken during a violent carjacking where a victim was shot. The suspect, a convicted felon, faces multiple charges.

Marysville City Council approved a $450 million budget for 2025-2026, adding two new jobs and avoiding tax hikes while increasing utility costs to manage inflation.

The Evergreen State Fair Park is hosting Holiday Spark, a festive event with a bazaar, live entertainment, and a charity drive from December 5-8 in Monroe.

After a brief closure due to a controversial TikTok video showing a potential food safety issue, FOB Sushi reopens with a perfect health score and a statement addressing the incident.

Pierce County Executive-elect Ryan Mello has formed his leadership team, including Scott Nicholson, Julie Murray, and Jaime Smith. Starting in January 2024, he will focus on challenges like housing and public safety.