DEEL is seeking applicants for the FEPP Levy Oversight Committee. Applications are due by November 5, 2024, as members will advise on fund allocation and engage with the community.

Seattle faces a typical week of Pacific Northwest weather with cloudy skies and scattered showers, a brief respite of clearer skies, and a weekend likely marked by rain.

Seattle's Windz of Change Alliance, backed by the city, works to educate about the climate and cultural significance of trees, focusing on the relationship between Indigenous heritage and environmental health.

A memorial in Seattle’s Capitol Hill turned tragic with a double shooting, leaving two injured. Despite SPD's efforts, the suspects are still at large.

King County has updated its Flood Management Plan for the first time since 2006 to address increasing flood risks due to climate change, incorporating modern climate science and strategies to protect both urban and coastal areas.

New winter ferry schedules starting December 29 in Anacortes and the San Juan Islands aim to better serve the needs of island communities, following extensive planning and public input.

Seattle is offering $455,000 in tech grants to non-profits aiming to close the digital divide. Applications for the Technology Matching Fund are due by December 16, 2024, with opportunities to attend information sessions.

John Richards, a Washington state radio DJ, and his family survived a close call with an explosion from a suspected bomb on a Burien road, mistaking it for a ball. They were unharmed but shocked; detectives are investigating the incident.

Portland Police Chief Bob Day proposes expanding the police force to 1,037 officers to enhance community policing and combat current staffing shortages.

SDOT teams pruned overgrown vegetation in Seattle to improve city visibility and prevent hazards from October 1-5, focusing on arterial roads and public areas.

A driver died in Kent after crashing their vehicle at high speed into a power pole near St. Patrick Cemetery early Tuesday, with the KCSO and witness statements confirming the incident.

Man in Kitsap County shot by his girlfriend’s estranged husband during a violent altercation; the husband also rammed into their car where a child was present.

Skagit County is launching new online permitting software on November 12, 2024, to streamline permit applications but won't accept new online applications from November 1-12 during the transition.