A Bellevue teen was arrested for DUI and vehicular homicide after a crash that killed a motorcyclist at NE 24th Street and Northup Way. Police urge the use of safe transportation to prevent DUI incidents.

WDFW begins prescribed fires in Eastern Washington for forest management and to improve wildlife habitats, targeting nearly 400 acres across Rustlers Gulch and Sheriff Creek. Conditions are monitored for safe execution.

The Hylebos Bridge in Tacoma closed to vehicles due to a malfunction, with repairs underway but no reopen time given. Marine traffic remains unaffected.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of mixed weather for Seattle, with sun to start, rain starting Monday night, and showers likely throughout the week.

Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission seeks public input on revisions to the Coastal Dungeness Crab Policy by October 15 to address conservation and fisheries management.

Seattle's Procurement Transformation project, funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies and supported by the Harvard Kennedy School, has made municipal contracting more accessible, especially for BIPOC-owned firms.

Bellevue Police seek help identifying a suspect for repeated vandalism of an LGBTQ+ Pride art installation, involving dangerous driving and significant property damage.

Two incidents rocked Pierce County: a DUI driver landed their car in the Puyallup River, and a stolen vehicle crashed into Bethel High School. Authorities are investigating and seeking tips on the latter hit-and-run.

Everett is set to replace the Edgewater Creek Bridge in late October 2024, closing part of Mukilteo Boulevard for a year. The $34 million project aims to address the bridge's seismic vulnerabilities. Residents are advised to plan alternative routes.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission discussed natural resource policies, engaged with public input, and approved new rules in meetings from Sept. 26-28, including wildlife management and partnership agreements.

Deputies at a Spanaway Walmart arrested a felon with a gun and high-capacity magazine after being alerted by loss prevention officers. The intervention potentially prevented a deadly encounter.

WDFW reminds hunters of game meat import rules to prevent chronic wasting disease spread, enforcing deboned meat and clean skulls imports, with potential fines for non-compliance.

Over 30 new murals have been added to downtown Seattle, part of an initiative to revitalize the area through public art, supported by Seattle's Office of Arts & Culture.