A dump truck crashed into a Meadowdale home, causing only minor injuries to the driver and no resident injuries, with a power outage affecting the area. Police are investigating a possible brake failure.

Contractor Pacific Pile & Marine sues the City of Seattle over alleged non-payment for expedited work on Pier 58, part of a larger waterfront project.

A family in Puyallup is searching for their missing pet emu after it vanished following a gate incident. They worry someone might have taken it and are asking the public for help.

Seattle seeks a consultant for its Equitable Transit Oriented Development program, focusing on including marginalized communities in urban planning around transit areas.

Renton police are investigating a fatal drive-by shooting that occurred early Monday morning, with the victim dying despite attempts to get medical aid.

Authorities in Washington are searching for escaped inmate Christopher Brinkley. He fled a Tumwater facility while in a work program and was last seen wearing a red shirt and khaki pants. The public has been advised not to approach him.

Father-son suspects in a robbery were apprehended after a chase and a K9 unit's final call, ending in arrests and the dog's retirement.

The Live Aloha Hawaiian Cultural Festival will bring Hawaii's culture to Seattle on September 8, featuring lei-making, food contests, workshops, marketplace, and performances.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather in Seattle with highs around 81°F and a gentle northeast wind shifting northwest. Evening temperatures will drop to around 61°F. The weekend forecast remains mostly sunny with similar temperatures.

Sea Mar Community Health Centers has been serving diverse communities, especially Latinos in Seattle, since 1978, providing various health and social services regardless of patients' ability to pay.

Seattle schools have improved safety measures, such as traffic calming devices and better crosswalks, around campuses. SDOT added curb extensions and all-way stops, while educational programs promote safe walking and biking.

WSDOT awarded Guy F. Atkinson, Inc. a $177.7 million contract for part of the SR 167 project, including construction of new bridges and a section of the spuyaləpabš Trail.

Seattle Parks and Recreation invites the community to review design concepts for new pickleball courts at Magnuson Park on September 5th. The project plans for 8-10 courts by late 2026, with potential future expansions.