Officials warn flood threat could rise again as state boosts levee protection
Gov. Bob Ferguson said the risk of river flooding has eased for now but could increase again by late December as another atmospheric river threatens Washington. The state has mobilized National Guard members, added swift-water rescue teams and created a levee breach strike team, while local leaders urge residents in flood-prone areas to stay alert and report signs of levee damage.
Memorial growing for WSP trooper killed while helping drivers in Tacoma, WA
Washington State Patrol Trooper Tara-Marysa Guting was killed Friday night while assisting drivers involved in a crash in Tacoma. The 29-year-old, an eight-year Army National Guard veteran, is the 34th trooper killed in the agency’s history, with Tacoma police now investigating the incident.
How to avoid the holiday blues
Dr. Kristen Wyrick of Optum Washington joined Good Day Seattle to discuss ways to manage holiday stress, from travel anxiety and family dynamics to supporting children’s mental health.
San Francisco power outage: Waymo vehicles block intersection
Video circulated online this weekend of stalled Waymos blocking intersections and causing traffic jams during a massive power outage in San Francisco.
Multiple weekend crashes leave WA troopers injured or killed
The Washington State Patrol is mourning the loss of one of their own, while two additional troopers were hospitalized over the weekend following multiple crashes on state roads.
Video: Muddy eruption at Yellowstone’s Black Diamond Pool
A muddy eruption at Yellowstone National Park was just captured on camera in an area that has been closed to the public for hazard assessments.
Gov. Ferguson warns flood threat remains as National Guard patrols King County levees
Gov. Bob Ferguson said the risk of additional levee breaches in King County has decreased but remains a concern as flooding continues across Washington. He announced 100 National Guard members are being mobilized, including teams assigned to monitor levees around the clock along rivers such as the Green and White.
Family renews search for Arlington man missing for nearly nine months
The family of 21-year-old Jonathan Hoang renewed calls for information nearly nine months after he disappeared from his Arlington home in Snohomish County. Hoang, who has a developmental disability, was last seen on surveillance video in Kirkland, and a $100,000 reward is being offered for information leading to his location.
29-year-old WA trooper killed in Tacoma identified
A Washington State Patrol trooper was killed on Friday night in Tacoma while helping motorists involved in a crash on SR-509. On Saturday, WSP released a statement with more information about Trooper Tara-Marysa Guting and her service in Washington.
Gov. Ferguson, local leaders update WA residents on flooding response
"There has been historic stress," the governor said, on Washington's levee infrastructure. There will be 24/7 spotters from the national guard watching for breaches over the Christmas holiday.
Some Epstein files released Friday disappear from DOJ website
At least 16 files related to Jeffrey Epstein that were released Friday have disappeared from the DOJ website, including photos of President Trump, with no explanation.
Gov. Ferguson provides update on WA flood response and areas of concern
Gov. Bob Ferguson provided an update on the state’s response to ongoing flooding during a media availability at the Kent Armory, outlining current conditions and areas of concern. He was joined by King County Executive Girmay Zahilay and Col. Kathryn P. Sanborn of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Seattle weather: Scattered lowland showers as mountain snow piles up
Saturday started off relatively mild with light showers. In our full forecast, Nikki Torres explains when to expect more rainfall for the lowlands and snowfall for the higher elevations.
Hundreds of hams distributed to families in need during Tacoma holiday event
Hundreds of families received holiday hams in Tacoma during the second annual “Hams for the Holiday” event, a partnership between Commencement Bank, Nourish Pierce County and the Tacoma Dome.
Seattle police search for suspect in Jackson Street stabbing
Seattle police are searching for a 21-year-old woman accused of stabbing another woman at an apartment near South Jackson Street and 23rd Avenue South on Thursday.
Crystal Mountain opens with limited access as other ski areas remain closed
Crystal Mountain opened with limited access and capped parking reservations due to flood damage affecting State Route 410, an agreement made with WSDOT. Several other Washington ski resorts, including Stevens Pass, White Pass and Mission Ridge, remain closed because of low snow conditions, while Summit at Snoqualmie says an update is expected soon.
Mary’s Place receives 10,000 socks during annual Starbucks Big Sock Drop
Mary’s Place received more than 10,000 socks during the annual Starbucks Big Sock Drop, supporting families experiencing homelessness.
29-year-old WA trooper killed in Tacoma while helping drivers
A Washington State Patrol trooper was killed on Friday night in Tacoma while helping motorists involved in a crash on SR-509. On Saturday, WSP released a statement with more information about Trooper Tara-Marysa Guting and her service in Washington.
Seattle U stuns Washington again, wins Battle for Seattle
Seattle University upset the University of Washington men’s basketball team for a second straight year, rallying late for a win at Climate Pledge Arena.
29-year-old WA trooper killed in Tacoma identified
A Washington State Patrol trooper was killed on Friday night in Tacoma while helping motorists involved in a crash on SR-509. Multiple agencies across the state and nation are offering their condolences.