Southbound Interstate 405 in Bothell will be shut down from Sept. 6-9 for construction, part of the I-405 improvement project, prompting detour advisories.

University Place Deputies, with Washington State Patrol and Fircrest Police, arrested an I-5 shooting suspect after strategic coordination and use of stop sticks.

Seattle's National Weather Service forecasts a sunny day with a high near 73 degrees and a light southwest wind. Clear skies will continue into the evening with a low around 56 degrees.

Pierce County Elections is holding a meeting on Sept 3 to finalize the Primary Election Recount, emphasizing transparency and public participation in the electoral process.

Washington mandates bobcat hunters and trappers to submit lower jaws for pelt sealing to aid population management, effective September 1, as per WDFW.

The VWL and WDFW are hosting a youth pheasant hunt on September 14th and 15th in Washington, providing a supervised, educational hunting experience for young enthusiasts.

The Powerlines article provides 11 energy-saving tips for families during the back-to-school season, emphasizing efficient behaviors and sustainable practices.

A two-alarm fire at an Everett apartment complex injured two and damaged several units. Cause under investigation, one may have jumped from a balcony. Red Cross assisting displaced residents.

Detectives in Pierce County are searching for four suspects involved in an armed robbery at a Chevron station in Puyallup. The robbers are considered armed and dangerous, and public assistance is requested.

Seattle celebrates the completion of the Madison Rapid Ride G Line to improve public transportation and connectivity, featuring new bus lanes and stops, with significant federal and local funding contributions.

A man was critically injured after his car hit a pole in West Seattle. Emergency crews responded and saved his life, though one leg was severed. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Seattle's Home Electrification Fair promoted electric appliances and rebates for switching from oil or gas to electric heat pumps, with additional incentives for moderate-income households.

Newcastle man, Geoffrey K. Auyeung, is indicted for allegedly running a multi-million dollar money laundering scheme involving fake oil and gas investments.