Seattle published the SEPA decision for its permanent floodplain regulations aiming to align with FEMA's program and enhance environmental protection.

The City of Kirkland is opening a temporary recreational area with gardens, skate tracks, a bike garden, and pickleball courts at the former Houghton Park and Ride on August 8.

Snohomish County launches an online survey to inform its Community Wildfire Protection Plan, seeking public input on preparedness for the increasing threat of wildfires.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather and high temperatures for Seattle, with clear skies and highs in the mid-80s, continuing into the next week.

The King County Sheriff's Office will implement a revised vehicle pursuit policy on August 1, allowing pursuits for dangerous felonies, including DUIs, following legislative changes.

The article details a stretch of sunny weather in Seattle with clear skies and high temperatures reaching the 80s, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Kirkland welcomes new ACO Angela Arnold, who will meet locals at Juanita Beach Park to answer questions about pets and laws, and discuss her role, including returning lost pets and investigating animal cruelty.

AARTH in Seattle works to reduce health disparities in African American communities, now supported by Seattle Human Services to expand offerings.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announces its Fall 2024 program with activities for all ages, opening registration on August 13. Scholarships are available for budget-conscious families.

Four people were shot in a planned ambush at an Auburn bus stop, including three youths. Police found nearly 100 shell casings and believe return fire was attempted. Illegally modified pistols were used, and the investigation is ongoing.

Seattle police investigate a fire from a Queen Anne encampment, with no injuries reported and a man in custody facing weapons charges and a possible reckless burning charge.

A shooting occurred during an art celebration in Seattle's Pioneer Square; police seek public assistance, urging witnesses with photos or video to come forward.

WSDOT seeks authorization for incidental marine mammal disturbances during construction of the Seattle Slip 3 Vehicle Transfer Span due to expected underwater noise from pile driving.