A cab driver, Nicholas Frank Hokema, was stabbed to death in Tukwila. His family and girlfriend mourn the loss, while police search for the suspect using Hokema's stolen taxi.

Everett police arrested juveniles trying to steal cars, while Seattle faces high grocery prices despite a minimum wage increase. The state AG opposes a grocery chain merger, fearing higher prices.

Sound Transit closed the U-District Link light rail station on Saturday evening due to a pro-Palestine protest for safety reasons, using shuttle buses as an alternative for affected passengers.

Allianz is refunding $1.5 million to Washington travelers after the AG's office found their travel insurance policies unfairly excluded mental health conditions from coverage.

Costco tests membership card scanners at select store entrances to curb unauthorized access and ensure real members are entering, starting with their Issaquah, Washington location.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is seeking volunteers for its Urban Nature Guide program, offering training in environmental education and inclusivity. Applications close on March 15th.

A judge in Thurston County dismissed an effort to remove Donald Trump from the Washington state primary ballot over his alleged role in the Jan. 6 riot.

At least five people in Seattle have died from hypothermia amidst a severe cold snap, highlighting the city's homelessness issue and lack of adequate shelter space.

Seattle's Food Equity Fund is accepting proposals for its $2.3 million grants, aimed at addressing food injustices, until March 19. The fund supports projects led by BIPOC, immigrants, and low-income communities.

Seattle CityClub hosts a forum for eight City Council finalists on January 18, where the public can interact and submit questions, with live broadcasting on the Seattle Channel.

Seattle seeks investment consultants for its retirement system, with a proposal deadline of February 23, 2024, and an informational WebEx meeting on January 24.

Snoqualmie Pass on I-90 has reopened with restrictions after icy conditions led to closures and accidents, including a WSP Trooper's vehicle being hit.

Washington state's Initiative 2117, which seeks to repeal the 2021 Climate Commitment Act, has secured enough signatures to potentially appear on the November ballot.