The National Weather Service in Seattle details a forecast with dense fog, chilly temperatures, and a shift to mostly sunny skies, with a chance of rain later in the week.

Everett Parks is holding a virtual meeting on January 23, 2025, about Drew Nielsen Neighborhood Park's playground replacement, seeking community feedback on the project.

Kelsey Plum's No. 10 jersey is retired at UW, making her the first woman to receive this honor. She set NCAA scoring records and succeeded professionally in the WNBA and Olympics.

Former Kirkland City Councilmember Dave Asher passed away on January 15, 2025, leaving a legacy of dedication to public safety, walkability, and community engagement.

A suspect was detained in downtown Seattle after a drug transaction, leading to the seizure of fentanyl, cash, and a knife. Charges include possession and obstructing an officer.

A man from Mercer Island got home incarceration for sexually assaulting a minor on a plane due to his severe health issues that could make prison a death sentence.

Bellevue has appointed Trisna Tanus as the new city attorney, following her acting role and deputy attorney tenure. She brings extensive legal experience and a commitment to the community.

A 13-year-old boy was stabbed in North Everett; suspect is sought. Police and community are seeking info on a black male, 6 feet tall, in a grey sweatshirt and yellow beanie.

Pierce County prepares for a special election with a pre-election audit of its ballot equipment and offers voter services for registration and information.

WDFW has announced a tentative smelt fishing schedule for the Cowlitz River, with set dates subject to weekly confirmation based on smelt run evaluations.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced a $108 million investment from the Housing Levy for affordable housing, contributing to 655 new homes in support of equity and anti-displacement efforts.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell launches the Seattle Climate Innovation Hub, designed to foster green economy growth and rejuvenate the downtown area, with support from the city, UW CoMotion Labs, 9Zero, and VertueLab.

The BJA convened experts at Wichita State University to address recruitment and retention in the criminal justice workforce, analyzing challenges and proposing solutions.