Seattle Fire Department's Buprenorphine Pilot Program reaches a milestone with the 100th field administration to assist individuals during opioid overdose or acute withdrawal, contributing to a decline in Seattle's overdose deaths.

Puget Sound drivers face major roadwork during 'Conechella' from August 22-25, with closures on I-405, I-5, and SR 99 for construction and maintenance.

WDFW seeks public input on proposed changes to hunting permits in Eastern Washington due to recent land ownership shifts affecting local hunting areas.

Five individuals were honored with the Citizen Life-Saving Award by the Everett Fire Department for rescuing a child from near-drowning at Silver Lake.

Jim Kaylor is named the first Director of Utilities & Maintenance Services for Marysville, overseeing water, waste, and maintenance sectors post-Labor Day.

The Clark County Fire Marshal's office has extended a burn ban to include recreational fires due to high fire risk, recommending alternative cook methods and proactive property maintenance.

The South Everett Fred Meyer, operated by Kroger, is set to close on October 18, 2025, raising local concerns.

Tacoma City Council allocated $15,000 for "Grit of Destiny: City of Tacoma," a documentary exploring the city's cultural diversity and history, with the aim of attracting creative talent.

A man in a mental health crisis was safely subdued by deputies without injury in Ashford. Separate incidents included animal neglect in South Prairie and a fatal pedestrian collision near Roy.

A pedestrian was hit and killed early Wednesday by a pickup truck on SR 167 in Puyallup; a garbage truck may also have been involved. Drivers cooperated with the investigation.

Seattle's weather is clearing up to sunny skies with highs around 74°F today, increasing to the mid-80s by the weekend, with calm and clear nights in the low 60s.

Kroger announces the closure of two Fred Meyer stores in Everett and Kent due to increased theft and regulatory costs, impacting community food access and jobs.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission elected new leadership, discussed Chinook salmon population restoration, and reviewed legislative proposals in their Bellingham meeting.