A woman in Seattle's Central District was shot during an attempted purse robbery by a bicyclist who asked her for a cigarette. The suspect fled, and the police are seeking information. The victim is stable at Harborview Medical Center.

Seattle faces a budget crisis, prompting Mayor Harrell to initiate a hiring freeze, excluding essential services, in response to a forecasted $229 million deficit by 2025.

A couple in Vancouver, Washington, escaped a sinkhole that swallowed their Jeep due to a compromised 1940s water main. They survived by exiting through the vehicle's manual windows.

A man sues Tacoma after a police officer ran him over during a street-racing event in 2021, causing severe injuries. The officer was not charged, but the lawsuit alleges excessive and deadly force.

Lily Gladstone has received a groundbreaking Oscar nomination for Best Actress, a first for a Native American. The Mountlake Terrace High School grad's performance in "Killers of the Flower Moon" is both a career highlight and a significant moment for Indigenous actors in film.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of steady rain for Seattle, with temperatures around 50 degrees and high humidity. A front will bring particularly heavy rain on Wednesday.

The last known victim of the Green River Killer, Tammie Liles, has been identified using advanced DNA testing.

Seattle commuters face delays and disruptions due to ongoing light rail construction, with weekend station closures, reduced weekday service, and alternate shuttle buses.

Seattle's SDOT Bridge Artist in Residence program showcases digital works by Vivian Li and Mariah Vicary at King Street Station Gallery from February 1, with a focus on data visualization.

A DUI driver struck and seriously injured a 22-year-old scooter rider in Queen Anne, Seattle. The driver fled but was later arrested and faces charges including Hit and Run and Vehicular Assault.

Seattle's Human Services Department requests proposals to enhance transportation options for seniors, focusing on healthcare and food access, with an emphasis on aiding marginalized communities.

Matthew Greenwood received a 3-year probation with 1 year of home confinement for vandalizing electrical substations, while co-conspirator Jeremy Crahan was sentenced to 18 months in prison.

Seattle commits to a zero-waste future, focusing on reducing waste instead of just recycling, with strategies for sustainable living detailed on the "At Your Service" blog.