Redmond Police Department in Washington State received FAA approval to fly drones beyond the pilot's line of sight, no longer requiring a ground observer. This milestone follows rigorous testing and coordination with the FAA and tech providers.

A Washington State trooper and a tow truck driver were injured after a car crash in Renton, which marks the fifth such incident in the area in five days.

A man was shot in the leg during a carjacking in Seattle's Wedgwood neighborhood and hospitalized in serious condition; the suspect fled in the victim's car.

The 2025 white sturgeon fishing season in sections of the Columbia River begins January 1st with structured dates and harvest quotas to ensure sustainability.

The article presents Marta, a visually impaired counselor in Seattle, and illustrates the community's efforts to improve accessibility and courtesy for people with disabilities.

The McKinley Hill neighborhood is displaying temporary art installations as part of a revitalization project funded by an NEA grant, featuring local artists' work.

A teen girl was arrested for the non-fatal stabbing of another girl in the Roxhill area of West Seattle, with the suspect booked for first-degree assault.

The National Weather Service forecasts chilly, mostly cloudy weather for Seattle, with occasional chances of rain and temperatures hovering around the mid-40s for the days ahead.

A man from Federal Way, WA, awaits trial after a federal indictment for kidnapping, with the initial incident involving the abduction of a woman leading to his arrest in Texas.

Kirkland city offers a variety of holiday events including the Snowflake Ball, Google Lights Event, Winterfest Tree Lighting, Cereal with Santa, Bonfires & Christmas Ship Stops, and activities for teens and adults.

The City of Redmond has announced holiday closures for city facilities during Thanksgiving, with emergency services remaining operational. Regular operations will resume on December 2.

The Cornish College of the Arts sold Kerry Hall to Seattle Theatre Group, marking a major transition for the college and continuing the building's legacy in arts.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell signs a $8.3 billion budget for 2025-2026, prioritizing public safety, housing, and economic recovery, while Councilmember Strauss acknowledges record investments despite a significant deficit.