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.

The Kirkland City Council met to honor firefighters, discuss local projects and aging community support, and plan the Kraken Iceplex and Community Center.

Snohomish County seeks a new member for its Boundary Review Board to oversee local governance decisions on matters like annexations and boundary mergers.

WDFW and the Land Bank will have a public meeting to discuss the control of invasive northern pike in Westside Lake, considering using rotenone. Public input is sought on the SEPA determination for the project.

A man died and a woman was injured in a Tacoma hospital shooting linked to an earlier altercation. No arrests made; part of a recent spate of local gun violence.

A stolen Kia was used in an unsuccessful attempt to ram into a West Seattle smoke shop for a burglary. No goods were taken, but the vehicle caused significant damage. Police are investigating.

The National Weather Service in Seattle forecasts a mix of overcast and sunny days, with chances of rain followed by clear skies and comfortable temperatures.

Pierce County Auditor's Office seeks residents to write for/against statements on local propositions for the voters' pamphlet, with an August 7 deadline for committee applications.

North Bend is reinitiating its Water Conservation Ordinance starting August 15 to address climate change-related water challenges, with Stage 1 restrictions affecting watering times.

The Seattle area is forecasted to have a mix of weather including rain, thunderstorms, and clearing skies, with temperatures ranging from the high 50s to mid-80s throughout the week.

Seattle City Council approves a measure for the November ballot on small business tax relief and generating $81 million in progressive city revenue, aiming to lower B&O tax for 90% of businesses.

Sammamish maintenance includes stormwater pipe inspections, ADA sidewalk upgrades, and telecom work, causing minor traffic disruptions. Tree trimming by Asplundh may also slow traffic.