Search efforts continue for two Navy aviators after their EA-18G Growler crashed near Mount Rainier during a routine training mission. The crew's fate is unknown.

WSDOT has announced the seasonal closure of the final stretch of State Route 542/Mount Baker Highway, with preparations made for winter sports access up to a certain point. Regular winter closures for this road are typical due to safety concerns.

The Spokane St Swing Bridge in West Seattle will close for maintenance from October 25-27, impacting all travel modes. Detours include the High-Rise Bridge, buses, and the Water Taxi.

Seattle residents can safely dispose of unwanted meds on National Drug Take Back Day, October 26th, at local precincts, in an effort to prevent prescription drug abuse.

Steven Nguyen is charged with second-degree murder after a woman's body was found in a suitcase near a Seattle homeless camp. He's in jail with bail set at $2 million.

Seattle Police arrested a man found in a stolen car with narcotics and a collection of possibly stolen comics and sports cards, including a rare X-Men comic.

Bellevue Police released bodycam footage showing officers preventing a suspect from igniting an IED on I-90, leading to the arrest of Sokphana Soeung without injuries.

The article details the National Weather Service's forecast for Seattle, predicting consistent rain and moderate temps through the week, with high chances of precipitation each day.

Seattle Center's 'Artists at the Center' lineup offers free, engaging artistic events throughout Fall and Winter 2024, including a Hip Hop retrospective and mysterious offerings on cultural discourse.

Mayor Cassie Franklin presented her proposed 2025 budget for Everett, addressing a $12.6 million deficit with cuts and expected revenue increases while maintaining essential services.

The article describes a range of phishing techniques and offers advice for staying safe online, discussing the importance of vigilance and cybersecurity measures.

WDFW seeks members for new Regional Engagement Committees in North Puget Sound and North Central Washington to involve locals in wildlife and habitat conservation.

The Arts in Parks grant in Seattle, supporting local arts in parks for 2025, has opened its application portal with funding from $2,000 to $8,000 targeted at underserved neighborhoods.