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.

The Green Cove Creek Fish Passage Project in Thurston County culminated in the replacement of an old culvert with a new bridge, aiding salmon migration and enhancing ecosystem health.

Seattle Police re-arrested a convicted rapist who was mistakenly released from a Kent jail. He was captured in North Seattle after a "be on the lookout" alert.

The article discusses updates on environmental restoration, the role of middle school students in tackling marine debris, OR&R's emergency response to marine incidents, and a ship fire emphasizing the challenges in marine conservation.

Bay Area drivers are reminded to adhere to school bus stopping laws as students return to classrooms, with a note that stopping isn't needed when a bus is on the opposite side of a center turn lane. Non-compliance may result in significant fines.

Bellevue is implementing LIDAR in its Safer Signals pilot to adjust pedestrian crossing times and exploring speed limit reductions to enhance safety and mobility.

DEA disrupts a Sinaloa Cartel-linked drug ring in Washington, seizing large quantities of opioids and other narcotics, and arresting 19 suspects with various charges.

Pierce County's Historic Preservation Grant Program is accepting applications to fund preservation projects with grants up to $35,000 for buildings and $15,000 for non-buildings.

Merrill Lake Conservation Area's revamp continues post-storm damage; reopening slated for late summer or fall 2026 with ongoing repairs and safety enhancements funded by a $315,000 grant.

The Washington State Department of Natural Resources posted a humorous yet serious warning on Facebook about wildfire risks, urging the public to follow safety guidelines.