Bellevue Police discovered a body deceased for weeks near Landerholm Circle SE, with no signs of foul play evident, sparking an ongoing investigation.

Seattle Parks and the Kraken's One Roof Foundation are partnering to upgrade the Hubbard Homestead Sports Court, including features for basketball and street hockey, and seek community input at an open house event.

North Bend enacts Stage 1 water restrictions due to low Snoqualmie River flow, with Stage 2 starting August 20 to conserve water amid varied summer temperatures.

Renton City Councilmember Carmen Rivera received a Certificate of Municipal Leadership from the Association of Washington Cities for completing a program that enhances governance skills.

Residents of Buckley, WA, are invited to a meeting on August 21 to discuss options for the future of the SR 165 Carbon River/Fairfax Bridge, which was closed due to structural issues.

Seattle's OSE promotes eco-friendly back-to-school practices, emphasizing the use of local foods, reusable containers, composting, and alternate transport to reduce carbon footprint and waste.

Seattle's IT department highlights AI's role in improving digital equity, focusing on public services like housing, education, and healthcare, especially for underserved communities.

Tacoma is scheduling street closures from North 13th to North 24th on North Tyler Street for six weeks starting August 18 for maintenance under the Residential Street Restoration Program. Local access will be maintained during this period.

Prisoner John Nino escaped from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and remains at large after a chase across railroad tracks towards Highway 99. Authorities continue their search.

WDFW seeks applicants for a group to guide habitat restoration in Shillapoo Wildlife Area, focusing on ecosystem benefits and diverse stakeholder perspectives.

Tacoma Police reported a shooting in South Tacoma on August 6, 2025, leaving one man dead and a woman injured. A 25-year-old male suspect has been arrested and charged with murder and assault.

Bellevue City Council advanced a 20-year transportation plan, launched the "Great Neighborhoods" program, appointed a new Arts Commissioner, and issued proclamations for Black Business Month and overdose awareness.

Murder charges against a man accused of a fatal arson in Wallingford were dropped due to questionable identification methods and conflicting evidence.