Gov. Jay Inslee and other governors express concerns over potential threats to abortion access following a Supreme Court case, emphasizing Inslee's proactive efforts to secure reproductive rights in Washington.

The Seattle Police arrested a man charged with domestic violence assault and illegal gun possession after allegedly shooting at a woman, missing her head, and possessing an AR-15 with a scratched serial number.

Washington plans prescribed burns on 2,580 acres of state trust lands to improve forest health and reduce wildfire risks, adhering to safety protocols.

Snohomish County unveils a draft plan to invest $5.7 million in federal grants into affordable housing and community development, with a public review period until April 25, 2024, and a virtual hearing on April 9, 2024.

Seattle Police arrested a duo in a stolen SUV following a tip; deployment of tire deflation devices led to a short chase and capture of both individuals.

Pierce County Elections Center is testing its ballot-counting machines on Feb. 27 and invites the public to observe in Tacoma, ensuring accurate vote tallying for the upcoming voting period.

Seattle Police appeal for witnesses and video footage of a disturbance at Lumen Field during a Supercross event on March 23rd, near Section 212 between 7:35-7:45PM.

The National Weather Service predicts a series of wet days in Seattle, with rain and possible thunderstorms, and temperatures ranging from the low 40s to mid-50s°F. Clear weather is expected by the weekend.

University of Washington hires Pat Chun as athletic director from rival Washington State, anticipating a strategic move in their anticipated transition to the Big Ten.

The PSATTF recovered 8 stolen vehicles and arrested 11 suspects in an operation focused on rising auto thefts, including dramatic chases and multiple charges.

Pierce County invites the public to test its voting system on February 27th, emphasizing transparency in the election process. A 'test deck' will ensure accurate vote counts, and the Accessible Voting Unit demonstration will occur on February 26th.

The City of Bellevue has updated its employee benefits policy to ensure continuous medical coverage for workers, including injured Officer Bereta, during recovery.

The WDFW closed Marine Area 10's winter Chinook salmon fishery early due to excessive catch numbers, with fishermen significantly surpassing the limit. Other areas remain open according to specific schedules.