The City of Tacoma and OMWBE are hosting a workshop to help minority and disadvantaged business owners obtain OMWBE certification on January 23, 2025.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Department commemorates Deputy Daniel McCartney, who died on duty seven years ago, reflecting on his service and legacy as an officer, veteran, husband, and father.

Rebecca Reeder is elected to Pierce County Superior Court's Department 4, succeeding the retiring Judge Chushcoff, with her tenure beginning January 13, 2025.

Seattle police are investigating a shooting in the 9400 block of 27 Av Sw after reports of gunfire early Tuesday morning; no injuries were reported, and the investigation is ongoing.

The NWS forecasts variable weather for Seattle, with partly sunny skies, potential light rain, and temperatures around 48-49°F, affecting outdoor activities and attire.

Deputies in Pierce County used Morse code to rescue a man who had been on the ground for four days, revealing the continuing importance of old technologies.

The article discusses the potential dangers of using candles, citing data on fire incidents and offering safety tips from the Washington State Fire Marshal's Office to prevent candle-related fires.

The Hoh Rain Forest access road is closed due to damage, with Jefferson County seeking federal funds for repairs. This has impacted residents and tourists visiting Olympic National Park.

The WDFW is banning wildlife rehabilitators in Eastern Washington from accepting deer, elk, and moose from Jan. 7, 2025, to prevent the spread of chronic wasting disease.

The Kirkland Fire Department is offering CPR, AED, and First Aid classes with certification options, aiming to prepare residents for emergency situations.

Tacoma seeks volunteers to draft "For" and "Against" statements for the Streets Initiative II ballot measure, including tax increases for street maintenance.

A 49-year-old man was arrested after a failed burglary at a Seattle bank, where he triggered an alarm and was found by police without having taken any cash.

WSDOT is finishing a fish passage project near Gig Harbor, Washington, that includes constructing bridges and a reconstructed streambed under SR 16 to support salmon runs.