Redmond Lights will illuminate Downtown Park from December 7 to January 6, 2025, with free art installations, fostering community and local talent.

Kitsap County's Planning Commission recommends updates to the Comprehensive Plan, focusing on tree canopy requirements and streamlined processes ahead of a public hearing and final adoption.

Bellevue advances the design phase for the Grand Connection Crossing bridge to improve foot and bike traffic. Public comments are open through October 30.

Seattle Parks and Recreation chose 15 community projects to enhance park accessibility and honor cultural histories, with funding up to $1.5 million for selected initiatives.

Amy Falcone has been appointed by Governor Inslee to Washington State's Affordable Housing Advisory Board, with her term from October 11 until January 2028.

WSDOT is seeking public input on SR 162 improvements, leveraging past studies for traffic solutions, and providing an online open house for community feedback.

Toxic algae blooms in Lake Lawrence and Clear Lake in Thurston County have prompted health advisories due to high Microcystins levels, exceeding safety guidelines.

The Seattle Humane Society has received 60 kittens from Tennessee following Hurricane Helene, in a rescue effort to ease the burden on shelters in the disaster area.

Search efforts continue for two Navy aviators after their EA-18G Growler crashed near Mount Rainier during a routine training mission. The crew's fate is unknown.

WSDOT has announced the seasonal closure of the final stretch of State Route 542/Mount Baker Highway, with preparations made for winter sports access up to a certain point. Regular winter closures for this road are typical due to safety concerns.

The article describes a range of phishing techniques and offers advice for staying safe online, discussing the importance of vigilance and cybersecurity measures.

Two teenagers in Seattle face charges over nearly 80 armed robberies in King County, involving shootings and carjackings, with surveillance footage aiding their arrest.

Seattle's Arts in Parks program, a collaboration between the Office of Arts & Culture and Parks and Recreation, offers funding to local artists and organizations to host cultural events in parks, with a focus on serving underserved neighborhoods.