The Seattle City Council has approved Seattle City Light's Strategic Plan Update for 2025-2030, outlining plans for cleaner energy and a more resilient grid.

A fire destroyed an Everett triplex, killing two cats and displacing five residents, prompting the Red Cross to assist. The roof collapsed, and the blaze's cause is under investigation.

Seattle residents will see utility bills rise after the City Council approved increased rates for drainage and wastewater services starting January 2025.

Seattle is under a heat advisory with expected mid 80s to mid 90s temperatures, raising the risk of heat-related illnesses. Safety measures and resources are advised.

Amazon expands its "Just Walk Out" technology to stadiums like Seattle Seahawks' Lumen Field and over 30 universities, offering fans and students a faster shopping experience without checkout lines.

Auburn police are investigating a homicide after a 34-year-old man was fatally stabbed. They're seeking public assistance and reviewing surveillance footage to find the suspect.

Selena Ortiz, a Senior Counselor at HSD, shared her experiences and motivations about serving the aging and disability community in Seattle, including adapting to pandemic challenges.

A hiker in Ferry County, WA was injured after a black bear charged at her and her dogs. The WDFW is investigating the September 1 incident and advising caution in the area.

Seattle's Labor Day forecast is cloudy with a high of 72°F. Clearing is expected Tuesday with a high of 74°F. Midweek promises sun with a high near 76°F and the weekend will be sunny, reaching highs near 78°F.

Councilmember Tanya Woo addresses the need for public safety in Seattle's Chinatown-International District, following a recent shooting, highlighting efforts to support the local community and businesses.

WSP District 6 is intensifying enforcement during the Ellensburg Rodeo to improve safety by targeting speeding, distracted driving, and improper passing.

Kirkland City Hall prepares for a week of meetings including discussions on zoning, the Comprehensive Plan, and a capital improvement program, with in-person and Zoom attendance options for the community.

The Kirkland Police Department is hosting its Community Police Academy for local residents and workers to learn about law enforcement duties through sessions from September 18 to November 13.