Four Washington State Patrol cars were hit by impaired drivers in just four hours, with no officers injured. The incidents highlight the risks of drunk driving.

The National Weather Service forecasts persistent showers in Seattle with temperatures in the 40s and potential rain and snow showers leading into the weekend.

Puget Sound Energy is working to restore power for customers after a bomb cyclone in Washington, with extended outages due to further grid damage discovered by crews.

A man died after his car struck a building in West Queen Anne, Seattle. The single-vehicle crash occurred at 2:48 a.m. The cause is under investigation by Seattle Police.

The article discusses the start of the Georgetown to South Park Connection project in Seattle, which will create a safer multi-use trail for cyclists and pedestrians.

The NWS issued a forecast for Seattle with cloudy skies, high near 47°F, 70%-80% rain chances, and light winds, maintaining the city's reputation for wet conditions.

The Pierce County Canvassing Board in Tacoma is scheduled to review and certify the November 5 General Election ballots on November 25 and 26 at the Pierce County Election Center, with public attendance welcome.

Seattle offers free yard waste disposal to aid storm cleanup and prevent flooding, with guidelines for safe storm drain clearing as another storm approaches.

The National Weather Service forecasts a 40% chance of rain in Seattle, with partly sunny skies and a high near 51 degrees. Rain is likely tonight and through the weekend, continuing into next week.

Mateo's transition from Seattle's Clean Energy Training Program to Boeing exemplifies the program's success in bridging green skills with traditional industries.

An 85-year-old woman accidentally drove her car off a garage roof onto another vehicle below in West Seattle; she was unharmed and rescued by Seattle Fire Department.

The article reports on Seattle City Light's efforts to restore power after a major outage, with over 110,000 customers having their service restored and work ongoing for the remaining outages.

Kirkland is recovering from a storm and working on safety measures while preparing for the final adoption of the 2044 Comprehensive Plan and various community events, as noted in the city newsletter.