Seattle's forecast predicts sunny days with highs of 68-77 degrees and mild nights. Slight chances of showers midweek, with mostly sunny weather prevailing later in the week.

Everett residents prepare for noise and disruption as work on a drainage pipe for the Edgewater Bridge Replacement Project begins mid-May with Granite Construction in charge.

Kirkland City Council to discuss Urban project extension, Houghton Park development, legal advocate for sexual assault victims, and 2025 safety projects on May 6.

Seattle's weather shifts from sunny and 70°F to showers and cooler temps, with a 60% chance of rain. The weekend will have mixed conditions, with sunny days and low chance of rain, followed by a warmer and sunny start to the workweek.

Rep. Adison Richards' bills on worker compensation and dairy inspection are now law, with two others on budget and permitting pending governor's approval.

The State Assembly passed a new construction budget with $7.5 billion, allocating $147 million to the 26th District for various local projects, as detailed on the House Democrats' website.

Washington's 24th District secures $15.6 billion for transportation, receiving bipartisan backing for highway, ferry, train, and bus enhancements, focusing on maintenance and safety.

Seattle Police seek the public's help to find homicide suspect Ayub S. Mohamed, believed to be armed and dangerous, after the fatal shooting of David Chuyeshkov.

Seattle's weather will experience fluctuations, with sunny days and chances of showers throughout the week, per the National Weather Service forecast.

The Washington State Legislature passed a transportation budget aiming at improving mobility and infrastructure, with a sustainability focus, now awaiting Governor Ferguson's approval.

Kirkland hosts its first "Junk in the Trunk" Community Sale on May 3, offering a sustainable shopping event focused on reusing items, with food trucks and local vendors.

Seattle Mayor and Police Chief announced a significant increase in police hires for 2025, surpassing the last three years with the adoption of modernized recruitment strategies.

Kim-Khánh Văn joins the National League of Cities' REAL Council, focusing on city transformation through race equity.