Pierce County experienced a violent weekend with multiple shootings, a homeowner's self-defense homicide, two high-speed pursuits involving a drug dealer and a teen, and subsequent arrests.

Megan Peyton is appointed by Clark County Council to the District Court bench, replacing retiring Judge Kelli E. Osler.

Bellevue is advancing its BelRed Arts District with two community-enhancing projects by BRIDGE Housing and Su Development focused on affordable housing and cultural spaces.

Washington AG Nick Brown filed an amicus brief supporting D.C.'s challenge to Trump's National Guard deployments, arguing it's unconstitutional and threatens democratic principles.

Secretary of State Steve Hobbs promotes National Voter Registration Day at Washington State University and urges citizens to register for the upcoming election.

Seattle forecasts a sunny day with a high of 86°F, shifting to clear skies and 59°F at night. The pleasant weather is expected to continue, with a chance of weekend rain.

A man was fatally shot in self-defense by a homeowner, prompting an investigation by the Pierce County Sheriff's Department. No charges have been filed.

The Seattle area is forecasted to have sunny days, with temperatures ranging from mid-50s to mid-80s, and calm, shifting winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Mount Rainier's Paradise area suffered a water outage due to heavy rains, affecting potable water access and restrooms. The timeline for restoration is uncertain, and visitors have faced disruptions.

Burien celebrates its fifth annual National Welcoming Week with events from September 12-21, 2025, to promote inclusivity, featuring a community festival and cultural activities.

Seattle's weather forecast predicts a mix of sun, clouds, and chances of showers throughout the week, with varying temperatures and typical regional unpredictability.

Pierce County has passed ordinance No. O2025-522s to expedite housing development permitting, raise SEPA review thresholds, and protect cultural resources through consultation and monitoring.

Tacoma City Council passed amendments to strengthen the protection of the South Tacoma Aquifer, restricting hazardous land uses and improving environmental regulations.