King County halts asphalt plant construction, plans warehouse instead, showcasing advocacy success and commitment to environmental sustainability goals.

Seattle City Council announced six finalists for the District 5 vacancy and will host a public forum for community engagement at North Seattle College.

Pierce County's 'Sunshine and Smiles' event on August 9 at Sprinker Recreation Center focuses on fun for kids of all abilities, offering activities and resources for child development.

The Seattle weather forecast predicts increased clouds with highs in the low 80s by Tuesday, sticky 80% humidity, and gentle breezes shifting from south to west. The weekend should start overcast before clearing up.

A small plane crash in Olympic National Park resulted in one death and two injuries. The Murphy SR3500 Moose went down near Irely Lake Trailhead. Rescue efforts were conducted, and an investigation by the NTSB is ongoing.

The National Weather Service has extended a heat advisory in northwest and west central Washington due to high temperatures posing a moderate risk of heat-related illness.

Snohomish County seeks affordable housing project applications, offering federal and local funds. Information sessions are scheduled for July 2025, with an application deadline of August 15, 2025.

Matt Jones is appointed as the new director of Washington State's Department of Enterprise Services by Governor Bob Ferguson, bringing nearly two decades of experience within the department.

Seattle enhances transit security with new initiatives, funded by a levy and transit measure, including additional Transit Security Officers and safety programs.

Bellevue's Movies in the Park programs offer free outdoor movie screenings in Downtown and Crossroads parks, featuring pre-show activities and supporting charitable causes.

Newcastle's Lake Boren Park tennis and pickleball courts are now open post-resurfacing delay, with the City acknowledging the community's frustration.

Seattle police responded to a stabbing in South Lake Union, where a 56-year-old man was injured and taken to the hospital. No suspect is in custody, and an investigation is underway.

Seattle real estate owner Steven T. Loo was convicted of tax evasion and filing false tax returns, potentially facing years in prison with sentencing set for October 9, 2025.