Clark County seeks volunteers for its Telecommunications Commission to advise on cable TV and telecom issues, with a term lasting until May 31, 2027, and semi-annual meetings. Application deadline is Oct. 10.

A domestic violence incident at Kirkland Heights Apartments led to one death and one severe injury. The suspect, known to the victims, was arrested after a manhunt involving multiple agencies.

A group of masked thieves crashed a stolen car into a Greenwood smoke shop in a smash-and-grab burglary, taking merchandise and fleeing. The suspects are at large; police are investigating.

The Washington Department of Ecology criticizes a federal report on climate change, highlighting factual inaccuracies and stressing the urgent need to address the issue based on real science.

A fire broke out in Seattle's Northgate, with no injuries reported. Approximately 92 firefighters responded, extinguishing the fire within an hour. An investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Seattle's Waterfront Park features 'Family,' a set of cedar sculptures by sculptor Qwalsius-Shaun Peterson, celebrating Coast Salish heritage with figures of a family overseeing Elliott Bay.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission announces a virtual Fish Committee meeting on Sept. 11 to focus on coastal steelhead rules and native trout harvest management policy.

King County's 'License for Love' initiative urges pet owners to register their pets for safety and easier recovery if lost, with benefits like the free Ride Home Program.

Washington State simplifies the COVID-19 vaccination process, removing prescription requirements for most residents, despite possible supply delays for upcoming seasons.

Washington officials deploy additional resources to combat the intensifying Lower Sugarloaf Fire in Chelan County, with evacuations ordered as the fire grows to over 6,300 acres.

Beau Nathan Saperstein was arrested by Lakewood Police for internet crimes against children after Seattle Police and community tips led to his capture.

AG Nick Brown criticizes President Trump's National Guard deployments as illegal and calls for their immediate end, highlighting constitutional concerns.

A man accidentally shot himself in the chest during an altercation in Capitol Hill, Seattle, and faces felony harassment charges. Another was injured; both were hospitalized. Detectives are investigating.