A woman in Seattle survived a high-speed crash into a building. No structural damage to the building and the driver had minor injuries. She was not impaired and is expected to recover fully.

Firefighters from SRFR responded to a house fire in Lake Stevens, rescuing several pets and controlling the flames by 7:08 PM; one firefighter rolled an ankle during the operation.

Teamsters at Costco have overwhelmingly authorized a strike if contract negotiations fail, risking significant disruption given the union's pivotal role in the company's operations.

An Amtrak train hit a semi-truck in Auburn, Washington, with no injuries reported. The truck was stuck on tracks due to poor road signs and the driver escaped seconds before the collision.

The February Newsletter from Issaquah Senior Center offers a variety of activities and events for seniors, promoting social interaction and holistic well-being.

Keith Swank has been appointed as the new sheriff of Pierce County, his swearing-in ceremony recently took place. He is recognized for his experience and commitment to integrity in leading law enforcement efforts and fostering community trust.

Seattle weather service issues cold weather advisory for wind chills of 20 to 25 degrees; residents advised to protect vulnerable populations and pets.

Bellevue City Council updated its Downtown Subarea Plan to secure a regional growth center designation for federal transport funds and plans to align with growth targets for 2044.

The Hylebos Bridge in Tacoma has closed to road traffic due to cold-related mechanical issues but remains open for ships. No reopening date is provided, but updates are forthcoming.

Kirkland City Council will hold a session on January 21, 2025, for state legislative updates and the Metro K Line project, with various attendance options and opportunities for public participation.

A crane collapse at Everett Mall injured two workers and triggered a response from firefighters. An investigation by the Department of Labor and Industries is underway.

North Bend residents can discuss city issues with Mayor Mary Miller on January 29 at The Trail Youth Coffee Home during the "Meet up with the Mayor" event.

North Bend reminisces about David Lynch, observes MLK Day, plans a City Council meeting, fundraises at a pub crawl, encourages community engagement, announces Si View Parks' construction, celebrates mentoring, and shares historic photos.