Everett Police arrested a man for the stabbing of a 13-year-old student near North Middle School. The community tip led to his non-confrontational arrest and he faces first-degree assault charges.

An 11-week-old kitten named Booberry Matcha was stolen from a PetSmart in Lynnwood. Police and a local nonprofit are searching for the kitten and seeking information on the suspects.

Local law enforcement officers visited Thrive preschool for educational play as part of the Jr. Deputies program aimed at fostering positive police perceptions.

Mayor Bruce Harrell of Seattle issued an Executive Order to strengthen anti-displacement strategies and support affordable housing, in line with his "One Seattle" agenda and campaign promises.

Brian Rybarik has been appointed by Governor Bob Ferguson to lead the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission, focusing on regulatory experience and clean energy.

WSP seeks witnesses for a shooting during a road rage incident on Interstate 5, with shots fired at a Nissan Altima by a suspected dark-colored Ford Focus. No injuries were reported.

Pierce County's official blog promotes vacant positions aiming to invigorate the workforce with fun and rewarding opportunities, targeting those nearing the end of their careers.

Mayor Bruce Harrell highlighted achievements in Seattle's 2024 initiatives, including affordable housing, public safety, and infrastructure, and plans to continue progress in 2025.

Marysville launches the My Marysville app to ease access to city services for residents, reducing the need for in-person visits and traditional web navigation.

Seattle Police seek public help in identifying a man who stole a bracelet from Tiffany & Co. Suspect fled, but the item was recovered. He's linked to another theft.

Washington joined 22 states in legal action against a Trump administration directive to freeze federal financial assistance, which could impact vital state programs.

Seattle invests $7 million in youth mental health services to support middle and high school students and young adults, provided by local organizations through 2026.

Joel Adrian Valencia Rosas was sentenced to 10 years for leading a drug trafficking organization using social media, with the operation involving cocaine, fentanyl, and marijuana spreading across various states.