One dead, four injured in Auburn crash
A two‑vehicle crash near Auburn’s Lea Hill on Oct. 24 left one dead and four injured, prompting a police investigation.
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5-Year-Old Critical After Everett E‑Scooter‑Car Crash
A car struck an e‑scooter carrying a 5‑year‑old and a 16‑year‑old south of Everett, leaving the younger child in critical condition and both seriously injured.
Tacoma Renter-Protection Measure Sparks Ads and Fundraising
Ads and fundraising intensify around Tacoma’s Initiative Measure No. 1 as supporters and opponents try to influence the upcoming statewide renter‑protection vote.
Fourth Suspect Arrested in Tacoma Teen Shooting
A fourth suspect was arrested in the Tacoma teen shooting, raising the total arrests to four after the Oct. 18 fatal incident.
Federal Way to Run 24/7 Speed Cameras in Four School Zones
Starting Nov 1, 2026, Federal Way will enforce speed limits around the clock in four school zones using automated cameras to boost safety.
Microsoft stays neutral in Washington millionaire tax debate
Microsoft and other large employers are staying neutral on Washington's proposed millionaire tax, concentrating on stopping other tax hikes as legislators consider the measure.
Firefighters Contain Early-Morning House Fire, No Injuries
Early Sunday morning, a house fire on Olympia's Wilson Street was contained by firefighters, with no injuries reported.
Kent Police Arrest Shoplifting Suspect Near Target While on Separate Call
Two Kent police officers arrested a shoplifting suspect near Target while handling another shoplifting case on Oct. 14, 2026, showing multiple theft reports in the area.
Driver steals pickup, runs over six outside Everett restaurant
A stolen pickup was driven into a restaurant crowd in Everett, injuring six people, including four seriously, and police are now looking for the driver.
Oktoberfest Northwest Returns for 21st Annual Celebration in Puyallup
Oktoberfest Northwest returns for its 21st year at the Washington State Fair Event Center in Puyallup on October 12‑13, 2026, continuing the annual German‑themed festival that attracts fall visitors.
Seattle Mountain Rescue Adds New Command Truck for Field Ops
Seattle Mountain Rescue introduced a new command vehicle to boost on‑scene communication and coordination for rescue operations in Washington.
Democratic Surge Threatens 50-Year Republican Hold in Chelan County
Growing Democratic support in Chelan County may break a 50‑year streak of Republican state legislators in the November 2026 election.
Kennedy Center Honors Move to Capital One Arena
The 2026 Kennedy Center Honors will be held at Capital One Arena, the first time the ceremony moves from its traditional Kennedy Center venue.
Winter Crabbing Season Opens in Puget Sound
The winter crabbing season started today in Puget Sound, allowing recreational crabbers to fish in designated areas.
Hundreds Attend Seattle Space Week in Federal Way
Hundreds attended Seattle Space Week in Federal Way on Sept. 29, 2026, celebrating Washington’s space industry and discussing strategies for continued growth.
Man Killed in Kent Road-Fence Crash
A 37-year-old man from Kent was killed when his car hit a fence on Military Road on September 26, 2026.
Wheels & Reels Drive‑In Returns This October in Kirkland
Wheels & Reels Drive‑In will restart its seasonal movie series in Kirkland this October after a pause.
Thousands Still Without Power Saturday After Friday Storm
Around 15,000 Olympia-area residents remained without power on Saturday after Friday's heavy rain and wind caused widespread outages.
Nor'easter Brings Rain, Wind and Flood Risk to DC Area
A strengthening nor'easter is set to bring heavy rain, gusty winds and coastal flooding risk to Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia on September 21, 2026, prompting officials to monitor the storm closely.
Severe Storms Bring 60‑Mph Winds and Flood Threat to DC Area
A slow‑moving cold front is generating severe storms with 60 mph wind gusts and flash‑flooding risk across Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia on September 10‑11, prompting alerts from local agencies.
