Millions participated in Wreaths Across America Day, laying wreaths on veterans' graves to honor their service, including at Seattle's Lakeview Cemetery and Pasco's City View Cemetery.

A windstorm in Whatcom County caused a tree to fall onto a vehicle, hospitalizing two people. Power outages and road closures affected the region as well.

A seven-car crash on State Route 520 near Montlake Boulevard in Seattle caused delays and resulted in five hospitalizations; a medical emergency was cited as the cause.

Bellevue is planning to remove a culvert under Lake Hills Connector Blvd to improve fish passage and reduce local flooding, seeking public input on the project.

Authorities in King County are seeking a group of young suspects, including a 10-year-old, involved in a string of robberies and an attempted break-in at a gun store.

Seattle Police Department prepares for leadership changes with Deputy Chief Eric Barden retiring and Assistant Chief Yvonne Underwood stepping up as Acting Deputy Chief.

A hazmat incident occurred at Pacific Seafood in Mukilteo, with officials issuing a shelter-in-place advisory for a 600-foot radius due to an ammonia leak. No injuries were reported.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Office warns residents about a rise in holiday thefts through a playful anecdote about a mischievous "Elf on the Shelf" named Clark causing disturbances.

Westcott Francis-Curley of Seattle pled guilty to wire fraud and identity theft, involving defrauding his employer, a disaster relief program, and an ex-partner.

Washington State Patrol is seeking witnesses of a Capitol State Forest shooting where an 18-year-old was injured after an argument at a bonfire gathering.

Pierce County seeks agencies to implement youth violence prevention programs in specific school districts, focusing on 14-17-year-olds, with a $400,000 annual budget available until 2030. Applications close December 20, 2024.

A Texas woman is indicted for allegedly burning down a Washington church, causing over $2.5 million in damages; evidence includes video and purchase records.

The Kirkland Police Department offers a free Gun Safety Class to enhance community safety, as part of a larger initiative to prevent gun accidents and misuse.