Voodoo Doughnut will open a new Seattle branch in Capitol Hill, marking its 10th location and promising community engagement with a partnership with nonprofit FareStart.

WDFW plans aerial surveys of bighorn sheep in SE Washington to monitor population numbers and health, focusing on the impact of pneumonia from Movi bacteria on pneumonia.

Pierce County Executive-elect Ryan Mello has formed his leadership team, including Scott Nicholson, Julie Murray, and Jaime Smith. Starting in January 2024, he will focus on challenges like housing and public safety.

King County Metro is piloting an AI camera program to track unauthorized use of bus lanes, collecting data to inform future policy potentially. No fines are being issued during the pilot phase.

A 15-year-old girl died in a high-speed car crash on SR 20 near Coupeville, Washington, after her vehicle struck a pole. The road was closed for investigation.

The article provides the latest weather forecast for Seattle, forecasting a transition from mist to partial sunshine, with temperatures ranging from the mid-30s to high 40s, and a likelihood of rain towards the weekend.

The Seattle Sounders are preparing for a decisive Western Conference Championship match against the LA Galaxy, a game that could lead them to host the MLS Cup.

The Pierce County Council approved amendments to the 2024-2025 Biennial Budget, focusing on affordable housing, homelessness, youth programs, and preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The article discusses Kirkland's recovery and reflections post-windstorm, commending residents' resilience and city staff's efforts with an almost complete power restoration and plans for an after-action report.

Day shelters in Tacoma and Puyallup provide resources and temporary relief for the homeless during the weekend, as part of an ongoing commitment to help vulnerable populations.

Seattle Parks invites the community to share ideas for Miller Playfield's future on December 11, including park upgrades and an online survey post-meeting for wider input.

The 2025 white sturgeon fishing season in sections of the Columbia River begins January 1st with structured dates and harvest quotas to ensure sustainability.

The article presents Marta, a visually impaired counselor in Seattle, and illustrates the community's efforts to improve accessibility and courtesy for people with disabilities.