Thurston County opened a new Country Club Road bridge, improving safety and aiding salmon passage, with over 60% federal funding secured by Rep. Marilyn Strickland.

A pedestrian was killed in a collision in South Seattle, suspending 1-Line light rail services between Rainier Beach and Tukwila International Blvd. Stations.

The National Weather Service predicts a series of partly sunny days for Seattle with temperatures peaking near 83°F and calm winds transitioning to a westward breeze.

SDOT's strategy for Seattle's Route 8 seeks to improve travel reliability with both immediate and long-term initiatives amid concerns of congestion and delays.

Seattle Police arrested a suspect in a Capitol Hill home invasion where a nanny was robbed at bear spray-point. The case is linked to a string of celebrity-targeted burglaries.

Washington state imposes regulations on harmful chemicals in cosmetics, targeting formaldehyde releasers to protect health, with full compliance required by 2027.

Seattle's morning showers to clear up, with a sunny afternoon and a high near 79 degrees expected. Evening to be partly cloudy with a low of 63 degrees.

The Washington OSOS is set to participate in PAX West, promoting the state's gaming industry and offering exclusive swag. A panel discussion on international game sales, particularly in Japan, will be featured.

Issaquah residents are invited to share their input on the future of Rowley Center and Hyla Crossing via a survey until September 12, 2025.

North Bend's Sip, Suds & Si event returns on September 13, offering a mix of art, tastings, shopping, and dining to support local downtown initiatives.

Seattle's weather forecast for the end of August is mild with a slight chance of rain and highs around 81°F. Evenings may see light rain with lows around 65°F. The weekend should be mostly sunny with a chance of rain on Saturday.

The FBI continues the search for suspected child murderer Travis Decker in Washington State forests. Hundreds of hours have been spent, but Decker remains at large.

Pierce County is accepting applications for its 2026 Historic Preservation Grant Program until the end of September, offering up to $35,000 for building and $15,000 for non-building projects.