Seattle Public Utilities commits to continuing glass recycling after a local bottle maker closes, seeking new markets and urging residents to keep recycling practices.

Bellevue is seeking volunteers for its Centers Communities of Color initiative to promote racial equity and enhance trust within the city's diverse communities. Applications are open until Dec. 10.

The Seattle City Council's Select Budget Committee approves the 2025-2026 budget proposal, focusing on affordable housing and public safety, moving it to the final vote.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is seeking service providers for outdoor preschool programs in six city parks to enhance early childhood education and connect with nature.

Bruce Myers is hosting an art workshop at Discovery Park to involve the public in a new 2025 art installation.

Seattle police are investigating a fatal shooting in the University District, where a 31-year-old man was killed and a 40-year-old suspect was taken into custody.

A second case of chronic wasting disease in Spokane County, Washington, has been confirmed in a white-tailed deer by the WDFW, prompting new hunting regulations and precautions.

Bellevue distributed over 700 free trees to residents and groups, with the help of Amazon and 300 Trees, contributing to the city's goal of increasing greenery and addressing climate concerns.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell issued an executive order to improve public safety and health, citing success in reducing crime and emergency calls through the Downtown Activation Team.

Renton introduced the Park Avenue North Extension for better connectivity and safety, and recently celebrated the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree stopover with a community event.

Seattle is preparing for increased rainfall, with the National Weather Service forecasting a shift to consistent rain patterns and a high chance of precipitation over the coming weekend.

The National Weather Service issued a coastal flood advisory for Seattle, warning of minor flooding and advising caution, with high tide potentially causing issues.

The NWS issued a wind advisory for Seattle with gusts up to 45 mph, cautioning drivers and advising to secure outdoor items against potential power outages. Rain and showers with high chances of precipitation are expected to continue.