The Rainier Beach Community Center in Seattle is hosting a "Do'Nut Delay: Get Swimming Today!" event for families to apply for swimming scholarships and receive free swim gear.

Bellevue residents are set to join a roundtable on community unity and personal legacy, featuring diverse cohosts. The event offers dinner and aims to nurture local ties, taking place Oct. 17 at the City Hall.

Pierce County partners with Astound Broadband to extend high-speed internet to remote areas, investing $12.1 million from ARPA and company funds to improve connectivity for over 3,200 homes.

The Seattle Police Department is disbanding its historic Mounted Patrol Unit due to resource allocation and staffing issues, seeking a compassionate transition for the horses.

A man died and a woman was hospitalized after a fire destroyed a SeaTac home and damaged a neighboring one. Firefighters faced challenges due to intense flames. Authorities are investigating the cause.

The WDFW announced the opening of the recreational crab fishing season in several Puget Sound areas starting Oct. 1, with specific regulations and requirements for participants.

Seattle's forecast predicts a sunny day with a high of 62°F and a light breeze, with similar temperatures throughout the week, occasional cloudiness, and a slight chance of showers.

Shots fired at Westfield Southcenter Mall in Tukwila led to a lockdown and a police response; no injuries were reported, and the incident was described as a targeted act between two parties.

Pierce County Community Development Corporation has announced a funding opportunity to secure affordable housing, especially for co-op owned properties and manufactured home parks.

A 91-year-old woman was killed in Chehalis by her two German Shepherds, which inflicted major trauma to her arms. The dogs were euthanized post-attack.

The DOJ has awarded nearly $8 million to Washington state for anti-domestic-violence initiatives benefiting tribes, nonprofits, and government programs.

Seattle IT launched a low-cost internet scheme on CiviForm, making it easier for residents to apply in multiple languages and for other city programs. It aims to bridge the digital divide for lower-income households.

The U.S. District Court dismissed a legal challenge by King County against Burien's "Unlawful Public Camping" ordinance, citing the plaintiffs' lack of standing and the need for ordinance enforcement prior to injury claims.