Seattle Home Fairs, hosted by the SDCI, offer community guidance on home improvements and regulations, including information on permits, inspections, and rental laws.

Seattle's weather will clear up today with a high near 68°F, turning partly sunny Thursday with similar temperatures, and a mild chance of rain in the evenings. The pleasant mid-60s highs continue into the weekend with mostly cloudy skies.

Seattle is harnessing solar energy to advance its sustainability goals, installing photovoltaic systems on park buildings to contribute power to the grid, despite the city's reputation for cloudy weather.

A fatal two-car collision in Everett killed a young man and injured another, with a DUI suspect arrested for driving through the police roadblock at the scene.

Seattle police arrested a 12-year-old boy for an attempted carjacking. An armed bystander fired shots during the incident; he was detained but later released.

Seattle's weather forecast includes sporadic rain this week, with chances ranging from 30-50%. Residents should stay prepared for intermittent showers and mostly cloudy skies, although there will be brief periods of sun.

Bellevue Police reported two violent events: a shooting at a home and a carjacking by a masked gunman. Both incidents led officials to reassure public safety and request vigilance from residents.

Two injured and 11 left without homes after an apartment fire in Edmonds; over 60 firefighters responded, and Red Cross is providing aid to the displaced residents.

Redmond police arrested a YMCA camp counselor on charges of child molestation involving two camp attendees, and authorities urge increased vigilance and dialogue on inappropriate conduct.

Seattle's weather forecast includes intermittent showers and a clearing sky, with a high near 64°F and a gentle north wind, shifting to clear skies in the evening. The week ahead will have a mix of sun and rain.

Seattle Parks and Recreation, along with SDOT, are making safety and access improvements to Lake Washington Boulevard with community input and funding from a TIB grant.

The Kirkland City Council meeting on September 17, 2024, will be hybrid, featuring multiple agenda items and public hearings. It will be accessible online and in-person, with public participation encouraged.

Bellevue extends its city hall food truck initiative through October, showcasing 11 diverse food trucks every Tuesday and Thursday to foster community and support local vendors.