Over 60 car break-ins hit Renton, leaving windows shattered and possessions, including four guns, stolen. The suspected organized thefts by 3-4 individuals prompted a police manhunt.

An Ashford senior was scammed by fake FDIC agents, losing $25,000. The fraud involved a physical courier, marking a deviation from usual digital tactics. A sting operation led to an arrest, highlighting the extent of such criminal networks.

Seattle's weather is clear and cold at 28°F with a high expected near 46°F. Calm winds and mostly sunny skies are predicted, with a chance of rain later in the week.

Seattle Police investigate a fatal shooting at Ballard's Baker Park, seeking information on the incident that left one man dead from gunshot wounds. No suspects are in custody.

Michelle Dvorak survived 72 hours stranded on an uncharted Himalayan peak after a climbing incident, losing critical gear, and was rescued by the Indian Air Force with help from French climbers.

Sammamish suspends Ziply Fiber permits over community concerns regarding installation disruptions, prioritizing city's infrastructure integrity and resident quality of life.

Auburn seeks applicants for its MPO Citizens Advisory Committee. Deadline is February 10, with appointments on February 18 for a term from March 9, 2025 to March 8, 2029.

The Murray Morgan Bridge in Tacoma was closed due to a malfunction that occurred when it failed to close after allowing a ship to pass. Repair efforts are underway.

A shooting in Seattle's Pioneer Square left one man dead and a woman hospitalized, marking the city's first homicide of 2025. Police seek suspects and urge public cooperation.

Seattle's forecast includes sunny days, with potential rain and snow mix later in the week. Clear skies today, highs near 44°F, light winds. Nights around 31°F, with consistent weather until midweek when precipitation chances increase.

Seattle gears up for Lunar New Year with events including craft activities and martial arts at Pacific Place, a cultural parade in Bellevue, and Microsoft’s festival with food and games in Redmond.

State AGs, led by Washington's Nick Brown, oppose a Trump-era DOJ memo compelling local law enforcement into immigration duties, citing constitutional limits and federalism principles established in Printz v. United States.

CWU alumni serve as in-demand bilingual school psychologists in Central Washington, opting to aid their home communities despite nationwide opportunities.