A motorcyclist in Pierce County pulled a gun on a deputy after being stopped for speeding and lack of tags, but was subdued and arrested, revealing the bike and gun were stolen.

The DeafBlind Service Center in Seattle, established in 1986, offers vital support to the deafblind community through services, advocacy, and by promoting independence and quality of life.

A Nigerian man was arrested for allegedly running a $3.3 million romance fraud scheme, facing 14 counts of wire fraud. He reportedly used fake military personnel identities to scam victims.

Seattle voters approved a Transportation Levy to improve the city's transport infrastructure, focusing on bridge upgrades, smoother roads, additional sidewalks, and better transit connections, as announced by Mayor Harrell and Councilmember Saka.

Seattle's weather is clearing today with a high of 53 degrees and light winds, but rain is expected to return by Thursday night, leading to a wet Veterans Day.

The Seattle Hmong New Year festival celebrates cultural diversity with traditional dances, food, and activities at the Seattle Center Armory on November 9.

A man wearing a dinosaur costume was arrested for burglarizing an apartment in Seattle, stealing packages, and was charged with two counts of burglary.

The Burien City Council passed the Burien 2044 Comprehensive Plan for the city's future growth, including housing and transportation components, following extensive planning and community input.

Pierce County adjusts Auditor's Office operations to accommodate increased voter turnout for the General Election, suspending some services like passport issuance.

Seattle mourns the loss of Quincy Jones, a legendary music producer with roots in the city, renowned for his work including Michael Jackson's "Thriller".

Redmond imposes a new 2.75% plus $0.30 fee for Parks and Recreation payments made with credit/debit cards starting December 2, to offset rising costs.

Three people were hospitalized after a shooting in Seattle's Belltown neighborhood, with the Seattle Police's Gun Violence Reduction Unit investigating the incident.

A man in Washington faces three felonies for shooting himself at a gas station and lying about it; he has prior felonies and was not allowed a firearm.