Seattle awards over $1 million from the Neighborhood Matching Fund for 24 community projects, with local groups contributing $921,077 in matching resources.

The State of Washington's 1889 Constitution will be displayed in Eastern Washington at Spokane Public Library on September 15, with Archives staff present to answer questions.

An experimental aircraft crashed near Chehalis, injuring the pilot and causing the temporary closure of State Route 6. Authorities responded, but the cause of the crash remains under investigation.

Former state worker Matthew Ping got an 18-month prison sentence for embezzling nearly $900K from Washington State, exacerbated by a gambling addiction and tax evasion.

Seattle's fall weather includes partial sunshine, occasional rain, highs around 73 degrees, and light winds. The National Weather Service forecasts a 20% chance of rain with consistent temperatures through the week.

Pierce County sees a substantial increase in new construction value, reaching $2.54 billion, which is important for funding local needs without being affected by the state's property tax cap.

Seattle's weather this week includes mostly cloudy skies, chances of showers, and temperatures around 73 degrees, with a peak rain probability of 70% on Tuesday.

Tacoma seeks six volunteers for its Police Advisory Committee, including district-specific and at-large positions, aiming for diverse community representation.

Clark County extends its search for a nurse to join the Public Health Advisory Council, with the term lasting until 2028. Meetings are monthly, plus quarterly in-person.

The Clark County Arts Commission will host a free concert, Music on the Plaza, on September 20 featuring live performances, poetry, and local talents.

Seattle celebrates the contributions of over 1,000 volunteers on its Boards and Commissions through the Civic Engagement Recognition Awards. Nominations are open until September 30, 2025.

Seattle police arrested two 18-year-olds for attempted car theft, firearm violations, and possession of stolen property, recovering weapons, devices, and personal items.

Upcoming Kirkland City Council meeting focuses on transportation safety, transit needs, and homelessness response, including speed limit policy updates and new roles to support vulnerable residents.