Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife installs bear-resistant food lockers to prevent bear-human conflicts in northeast Washington camping areas.

A sergeant in Puyallup encountered a man damaging a car with a woman and children inside. After backup arrived, the man was arrested for several offenses, including Assault on a Deputy. No injuries were reported.

WDFW seeks grant proposals for wildlife conservation, offering $400,000 for projects to protect Washington's at-risk species. Applications open November 1, with funds available for the 2025-2027 biennium.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced 21 openings on the City's Design Review Boards, inviting design and architecture professionals to shape the city's future aesthetics.

Seattle's education department is accepting applications to join or expand in the Seattle Preschool Program, using funds from a 2018 levy to add classrooms for the 2025-26 year.

The article discusses the importance of cyber safety for children and outlines actionable advice for parents to protect their families online, including privacy, avoiding phishing, strong passwords, and identifying cyberbullying.

Mukilteo Boulevard in Everett will close for 1 year starting Oct. 30, 2024, to replace the Edgewater Creek Bridge. This $34 million project is mainly federally funded for safety purposes.

The "Going Home" exhibit by JW Harrington at the Seattle Municipal Tower's Ethnic Heritage Art Gallery showcases evocative paintings exploring themes of home and identity from Oct 30, 2024, to Jan 22, 2025.

Former Seattle police Chief Adrian Diaz is on paid administrative leave due to an undisclosed "pending personnel matter," with his prior reassignment details also not publicized.

Washington State Patrol seeks witnesses to an October 5 road rage-related shooting on I-90, involving a white Mercedes Benz SUV and a silver Mercedes E350.

A teen was fatally shot in Seattle's Central District, with no suspects apprehended; police and the community are seeking answers to this gun violence incident.

A gas station clerk in Seattle fired shots at a customer after an argument over ice packaging, resulting in broken windows and multiple charges against the clerk.

A suspect has turned himself in to Seattle police for a homicide in Highland Park, where a 53-year-old man was shot on October 13. His identity remains undisclosed as the investigation continues.