A man is critically injured after a shooting in Seattle's Chinatown-International District, with police investigating the incident and the suspect at large.

California, Oregon, and Washington form the West Coast Health Alliance to preserve science-based public health policies, challenging federal approaches they deem harmful to CDC's scientific independence.

Bellevue's Cultural Conversations program is relaunching with its new series, offering community discussions on shaping the city's future, starting September 15 at Bellevue Botanical Garden.

The state Commercial Aviation Work Group will hold its fourth public meeting of the year on September 17 in Union Gap City Hall, with both in-person and online participation options.

The SR 14 West Camas Slough Bridge has "Rough Road" signs and a reduced speed limit due to surface deterioration, with permanent repairs pending funding.

The Washington State Department of Health disciplined health care providers for unprofessional conduct, ensuring public safety and transparency through its regulatory measures.

Seattle's weather forecast by the NWS anticipates sunny days with high temperatures in the lower 80s, ideal for outdoor activities, but a shift towards cooler, wetter conditions is expected for the weekend.

Pierce County surpasses its affordable housing goal with the Maureen Howard Affordable Housing Act, funding projects like Cedar Flats and Chateau Rainier to address housing needs.

A 28-year-old man was critically injured in a Seattle shooting, linked to a prior domestic violence incident involving his girlfriend and her ex-partner.

A man was seriously injured in a stabbing over a bench dispute in Seattle's Capitol Hill. The assailant, described as a white male in his 50s, is still at large.

The Sammamish Symphony Orchestra is hosting "Sunset with the Symphony" on September 4, featuring classical music, food trucks, and a picnic-like atmosphere.

Washington's future AmeriCorps funding is secured after AG Nick Brown and others successfully challenged OMB's cuts, preserving over $21 million for community programs.

WSDOT projects in Yakima Valley include a US 97 roundabout, SR 821 repairs, and US 12 embankment shoring, disrupting traffic with detours and lane closures.