North Bend is beginning infrastructure improvements, causing road closures on 5th and 6th Streets and Main Avenue, with detours in place and construction expected to finish by January 2026.

Governor Bob Ferguson has appointed Angela Ramirez as the new Secretary of the Washington Department of Social and Health Services, effective September 22.

A man with a history of fleeing was arrested in Seattle for outstanding warrants after a foot chase and being tased by police, who also found drugs and firearm accessories on him.

Washington State Department of Health disciplines various health care providers, including revoking licenses and denying applications, ensuring professional standards across health care professions.

Pierce County created a $25 million reserve fund to protect community services from potential federal budget cuts, aiming to ensure continuity for contractors and vulnerable populations.

Pierce County Council approved a budget ordinance, creating a $25 million contingency fund to protect against federal funding cuts and reallocated $800,000 for food insecurity.

The Kirkland Police Department invites the public to join its 2025 Community Police Academy, offering insight into law enforcement operations through an eight-week program.

Seattle Police investigate a shooting in South Park where a man was critically injured. No arrests have been made, and the public is asked for information.

A record return of hatchery-raised Chinook salmon is expected at Whatcom Creek, marking a historical peak thanks to a partnership between local and tribal agencies.

Seattle PD probes a double homicide at Virgil Flaim Park where two men were found shot and later died, despite the efforts of first responders. Suspect is still at large as detectives investigate.

Surplus multi-season deer and elk tags will go on sale in Washington this August, with 2,693 deer tags and 160 elk tags available on a first-come, first-served basis.

A new non-motorized path, the Gravelly-Thorne Connector, will soon link Lakewood communities to improve connectivity and complement infrastructure improvements.

Seattle issued an Extreme Heat Warning with high temperatures expected to continue into Tuesday night, urging residents to take precautions against the heat.