Five juveniles were arrested after burglarizing a Tumwater cannabis dispensary and leading police on a pursuit that ended with their vehicle in a pond.

Seattle City Light will raise electric rates in 2025 and 2026, affecting residents and businesses, with residential bills increasing by about $4/month and businesses by 4-7%. A new time-of-use rate option will be introduced.

WSDOT holds its second community meeting on the North Spokane Corridor project, focusing on pedestrian bridges over I-90, stormwater, and tree replacement.

A driver died in Kent after crashing their vehicle at high speed into a power pole near St. Patrick Cemetery early Tuesday, with the KCSO and witness statements confirming the incident.

Washington State Patrol has authorized state firefighting resources for the Squilchuck Road Fire near Wenatchee threatening homes and infrastructure, with evacuations ordered and ongoing investigations into the fire's cause.

Man in Kitsap County shot by his girlfriend’s estranged husband during a violent altercation; the husband also rammed into their car where a child was present.

Seattle Mariners' Dylan Moore and Cal Raleigh are finalists for the Gold Glove Award, marking their defensive achievements.

The Thurston County Citizens’ Commission invites public input on proposed 2025 salaries for local elected officials, with a hearing scheduled for October 21, 2024, at 6:00 p.m. Remote participation is available.

Seattle's weather forecast includes a 40% chance of showers, overcast skies, and a high of 59 degrees today, with heavier rain expected later in the week.

A gillnet vessel sank in Willapa Bay; both individuals onboard, including a WDFW observer, were rescued without injury. The cause is unknown, and authorities are investigating.

Skagit County is launching new online permitting software on November 12, 2024, to streamline permit applications but won't accept new online applications from November 1-12 during the transition.

Seattle's SDOT adjusts on-street parking rates based on seasonal demand to ensure one to two open spaces per block, with some rates rising and others falling.

North Bend announces the return of Trick-or-Treat Street, inviting families to a safe, festive event on October 26 in downtown, with over 50 businesses participating.