Seattle Public Utilities has launched a new Customer Review Panel with diverse members to advise on utility rates, conservation, and environmental policies.

A semi truck carrying toilet paper overturned on SR 18, leading to the arrest of its driver for suspected impairment and causing major traffic delays. Roadway was later reopened with plans for future safety improvements.

Major closures on northbound I-405 in Bothell and southbound I-405 in Renton for roadway improvements are scheduled from Sept. 20 to Sept. 23, by WSDOT.

Two men died after a violent incident in Bonney Lake, involving a chase, theft, and gunfire. One suspect is still at large, with the investigation ongoing.

Seattle Public Schools invites the community to discuss a proposed synthetic turf field at Lincoln High School, potentially located at Wallingford Playfield, amid Memorial Stadium renovations.

The trial to block the Kroger-Albertsons merger begins in Washington, with concerns it could harm competition and reduce consumer choices in the grocery market.

Washington’s WDFW enacts an emergency rule banning the feeding of deer, elk, and moose in parts of Spokane County to prevent the spread of chronic wasting disease.

Seattle Police are probing a Yesler Terrace shooting that left three men injured amid an earlier argument. No arrests made yet; public assistance sought.

Boeing factory workers launch a strike rejecting a proposed contract that offered a 25% wage increase over four years, demanding a 40% rise and the return of traditional pensions.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is seeking community feedback on Firehouse Mini Park's renovation, with a meeting on September 21 to discuss play area designs.

Pierce County and Virginia Mason Franciscan Health offer free nutrition workshops for cancer prevention, highlighting evidence-based dietary guidance.

Seattle Public Schools unveils two options to address a $100 million budget deficit, which could involve closing up to 21 elementary schools. Public hearings are scheduled before a School Board vote in December.

Bellevue residents can give input on future utility rates at a virtual meeting on Sept. 16, before the City Council reviews the proposed 2025-26 Utilities budget.