Seattle Police investigate a shooting near a Jack in the Box on Aurora Avenue; casings found but initially no victims; later, an injured driver arrives at a hospital.

Renton announces a costume swap event promoting sustainability, inviting residents to donate and pick up reused Halloween costumes for free on September 27, with drop-offs starting September 14.

Bellevue Police arrested a 48-year-old man for assaulting a co-worker with a hammer at a local restaurant. The victim suffered non-life threatening head injuries.

A man drowned evading police at Gene Coulon Beach Park; his companion was detained. Incidents are under investigation by the Valley Independent Investigative Team.

Roadwork in Yakima Valley after Labor Day may affect commutes, involving projects like a new roundabout on US 97, repaving on State Route 821, and embankment repairs on US 12, leading to lane closures and travel delays.

Seattle police arrested two men and seized drugs, cash, and wire transfer receipts, following a narcotics bust fueled by local reports of suspicious activities.

Seattle's weather will transition from cloudy to sunny with a high of 75°F and gentle winds. The forecast promises clear conditions for Labor Day, with a comfortable week ahead featuring sunny days and mild nights.

AG Nick Brown's Labor Day report advocates for worker protections in Washington, proposing a Strategic Labor Enforcement Unit, collaborative efforts with local departments, and the Immigrant Worker Protection Act.

Kirkland's "See Spot Splash" event on September 6th invites dogs to swim at Peter Kirk Community Pool and play on Lee Johnson Baseball Field, with structured sessions and pre-registration advised.

A woman was struck and killed by an SUV in South Seattle, with the SUV subsequently hit by a sedan. Drivers showed no impairment and are cooperating with police as investigations continue.

Mayor Harrell addressed challenges in Seattle's light rail expansion, advocating for timely project completion despite increased costs and industry hurdles.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is seeking mentors for its youth empowerment program targeting ages 13-18 and emphasizing career readiness and a healthy lifestyle. Applications are due by September 22, 2025.

Sammamish reminds drivers to be vigilant as schools reopen, emphasizing the protection of children on streets and adherence to traffic laws, including not passing stopped school buses.