Lake Stevens warns of traffic delays due to stormwater system maintenance near Lundeen Parkway's roundabouts, with flagging operations between 9am-3pm.

Washington State launches the Cascadia Sustainable Aviation Accelerator to promote sustainable aviation fuel development and adoption in the Pacific Northwest.

Two backcountry skiers died in an avalanche near Longs Pass, Washington, despite moderate danger forecasts; survivors alerted rescue via satellite device.

WSDOT evaluates two options for the SR 165 Carbon River/Fairfax Bridge: replacement or closure. They are conducting environmental reviews and seeking right-of-way permits for preliminary steps.

Thurston County addressed a $9 million funding gap with strategic grants, resulting in improved infrastructure and services, and earning multiple awards for their initiatives.

The National Weather Service in Seattle predicts a series of rainy days, including a 30% chance of rain today and a 90% chance tonight, with potential river flooding early next week due to heavy precipitation.

Washington State's original 1889 Constitution will be temporarily displayed in the Governor's office on January 12, with tight security and expert insights available.

Joe Wankelman was sworn in as South County Fire Commissioner, bringing military experience and expertise in business and data analytics. He joins a board responsible for setting policies and overseeing budget and operations.

Snohomish County prepares for its annual Point-in-Time Homeless Count, highlighting the need for community involvement and aiming to secure funding for homelessness programs.

The Renton Regional Fire Authority is hiring a Finance Technician II and an HR Generalist, offering salaries from $70,956 to $111,580 with benefits, seeking motivated applicants for crucial support roles.

SR 167's northbound HOV lane will become a toll lane on January 12, as per WSDOT's report. Drivers need a Good To Go! account and Flex Pass to avoid extra fees.

Lakewood reports its first year without homicides in decades, with significant drops in burglaries, larcenies, and vehicle thefts. Police credit new technology and strategies.

Seattle's Neighborhood Matching Fund is accepting applications for community projects, offering up to $50,000 for large initiatives and $5,000 for smaller ones.