The new roundabout at Larch Way/Logan Road and Locust Way in Snohomish County is now open, promising to ease congestion and improve travel for 10,000 daily vehicles.

A man named Everest has been released from prison after a mistaken identity case, collected his belongings, and aims to reintegrate with society's norms.

Seattle is advancing the transformation of Fort Lawton into a community space with affordable homes and parks, seeking public input on environmental impacts.

Bellevue's BelRed neighborhood develops into an arts district, with cultural attractions and support for local artists, highlighted in the city’s Lake to Lake news show.

Tacoma Police Chief Avery Moore was reinstated after a brief leave for improper use of a city asset; he received verbal counseling but no intent to mislead was found.

Clark County's outdoor burn ban has been lifted due to anticipated cool, wet conditions reducing wildfire risks, although permits are still required for burning yard debris.

Seattle HSD's Jill Watson is highlighted for her role as Emergency Management Strategic Advisor, emphasizing her commitment to community safety and equitable emergency planning.

Seattle will honor fallen firefighters on Oct. 4 at Occidental Park, with a ceremony and evening “Light the Night” event, where fire stations will flash red lights. The public is invited to participate.

The Rainier Beach Community Center in Seattle is hosting a "Do'Nut Delay: Get Swimming Today!" event for families to apply for swimming scholarships and receive free swim gear.

Seattle's Fireline Blog is promoting Fire Prevention Month with weekly themes on fire safety, starting with the importance of smoke alarms and covering cooking, candle/incense, and heating safety.

Bellevue residents are set to join a roundtable on community unity and personal legacy, featuring diverse cohosts. The event offers dinner and aims to nurture local ties, taking place Oct. 17 at the City Hall.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announces closures for Indigenous Peoples Day, affecting community centers, pools, and some facilities, while golf courses, general park areas, and the Amy Yee Tennis Center remain open.

The community and local organizations in Seattle came together to create a landscaped garden and install public art at Fire Station 41, celebrated with a dedication ceremony.