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.

Washington State Ferries expect a busy Labor Day weekend with 400,000 riders, marking the busiest summer since 2019. WSDOT advises planning ahead and using digital tools to manage travel times.

The Marysville Police Department emphasizes traffic safety near schools, highlighting the issue of speeding in school zones and drivers disregarding school bus stop paddles, and plans increased patrols to address these concerns.

Everett faces water main break; Public Works is excavating to fix. Service delays expected, no repair deadline set. Residents advised to conserve water.

The Seattle Iranian Festival will take place on September 20, featuring Iranian art, music, dance, and cuisine with the theme "Arezoo: The Power of Wish."

The Live Aloha Hawaiian Cultural Festival in Seattle offers Hawaiian music, dance, food, and crafts, promoting Hawaiian heritage as part of the Seattle Center Festál series.

WSDOT offers travel charts to ease Labor Day traffic and suspends highway construction, urging travelers to use their tools for information on traffic, ferries, and toll rates.

Tacoma gang indicted for large-scale fentanyl trafficking after a 36-month FBI-led investigation, with substantial drug and weapon seizures made during the operation.

The City of Tacoma announced lane closures at 72nd Street East and Portland Avenue East on September 6 for asphalt repairs, urging drivers to plan alternate routes.

Washington State's Sandy Williams Connecting Communities Program has allocated $15.8 million to improve active transportation, focusing on safer non-motorized travel and addressing disparities in communities divided by infrastructure.