The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission has scheduled a virtual Fish Committee meeting to discuss coastal steelhead season planning and set 2025 meeting dates.

Western Washington completed significant highway upgrades across four counties after months of construction, according to WSDOT. Maintenance included chip sealing for a more durable road surface.

The Washington State DOT invites public input on SR 28 East Wenatchee Corridor Project with meetings on Nov 20-21 focusing on safety and traffic flow improvements.

In Everett, a teen driver attempting to evade police crashed into pedestrians, killing three and injuring two. The driver's identity is under investigation, and the community mourns.

WSDOT proposes safety enhancements for SR 7 in Pierce County, including four new roundabouts. Feedback is sought via in-person and online forums starting Nov. 12.

Sammamish is conducting stormwater pipe inspections until year's end, aiming to maintain infrastructure and minimize water system failures with minimal traffic disruptions.

The article discusses Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell's plan to improve public safety in Chinatown-International District after recent stabbings, including increased police presence, cleanups, and tech solutions like CCTV.

Kirkland announces a temporary closure of NE 85th Street at I-405 for construction, from Nov. 15 at 11 p.m. to Nov. 18 at 4 a.m., with detours signed.

A levee repair along the Green River in Tukwila is in progress to mend flood damages and improve habitat for salmon, with public input sought on the environmental assessment.

Pierce County Elections confirmed the accuracy of its ballot counting equipment in a post-election audit, with all results matching between manual and machine counts.

Washington State Ferries will perform a whistle salute and fly military flags to honor veterans on Veterans Day.

Deputies from Pierce County engaged in a high-speed chase with a stolen vehicle, during which the suspects fired at officers and crashed into a guardrail. Both suspects were apprehended and face several charges.

Contractor Joseph D. Bergevin was sentenced to four years for wire fraud after billing clients for phony subcontractor services, resulting in significant financial losses.