Bellevue celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month with "Bellevue Fiesta Latina," featuring music, food, culture, and a concert by Lake Washington Symphony Orchestra.

Repairs on Methow River Bridge on SR 153 start Sept. 29, causing potential delays. The bridge has had one lane closed due to a failing railing. Work is expected to complete in 30 days, with occasional full closures.

Clark County Board of Health is focusing on improving Medicaid pregnancy care due to disparities in prenatal service access compared to private insurance.

Mayor Harrell's 2026 budget for Seattle boosts public safety, funds police expansion, and upgrades surveillance, while adding a DEI officer and enhancing public disclosure resources.

An Air Quality Alert is in effect in King and Snohomish counties due to wildfire smoke affecting air quality, with caution advised for residents, especially sensitive groups, until Wednesday noon.

Volunteer artists turned a graffiti-ridden wall into a 4,000-square-foot environmental mural in Clark County, aided by Public Works and led by advocate Vicki Holman and muralist Ana Gabriella.

Snohomish County seeks new volunteers for its Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board to advocate for individuals with disabilities and advise on fund allocation.

Bellevue is addressing child food insecurity with an "Essentials for All" drive, collecting food and hygiene items from Oct. 1 to Nov. 15 with 11 partners.

San Juan Islands ferry service extends its fall schedule to winter and spring, offering more sailings following a two-year public engagement process and state Legislature funding.

Seattle experiences clear days with autumn chill, temperatures in the low 70s, and a chance of weekend rain according to NWS.

Broadway in Everett will close nightly for striping from California Street to 18th Street, starting September 29, from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., weather permitting.

Seattle's forecast indicates a shift from clear skies to potential rain, with pleasant temperatures ranging from the high 60s to low 70s throughout the week.

Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison sues three graffiti vandals, seeking over $40,000 in damages and signaling a tougher stance on graffiti with higher penalties.