Seattle's Business Improvement Areas (BIAs) enhance neighborhood vitality through services like cleaning and events, funded by self-imposed local business taxes.

Seattle police arrested a 31-year-old man after a high-speed chase involving a stolen truck and a subsequent drug bust involving 25.9 grams of Fentanyl.

Sara Nelson, Seattle Council President, introduced new rules requiring city-contracted consultants to report their activities and observe a one-year ban from transitioning between consulting and political campaign work.

New traffic signals are being installed at the I-405/State Route 522 interchange in Bothell as part of the I-405 expansion project, with likely increased traffic disruptions in the short term.

Seattle man, Leon Henderson, was convicted of drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession after a three-day trial. He faces a mandatory 20-year sentence.

Seattle Public Utilities and WM awarded $10,000 in ReThink Waste Grants to five organizations for local sustainability projects aimed at reducing waste and increasing recycling.

Seattle's weather report indicates overcast skies, 43°F, and a wind chill at 38°F, with a minimal rain chance increasing slightly over the weekend and into Thanksgiving week.

King County is revamping its Local Food Initiative to address hunger, land costs, and climate change, with a focus on equitable and sustainable food systems, informed by community input and a decade of experience.

WSF increases daily sailings by over 10% for the Thanksgiving period, to offer over 420 sailings a day, aiming to accommodate approximately 300,000 passengers. Travelers are advised to make use of online resources for a smoother transit experience.

DEEL is seeking new early learning providers for Seattle Preschool Program's 2026-2027 year, with a December 17, 2025 deadline for applications. Programs not previously contracted with SPP should apply.

Seattle has completed the Extended Rainier Ave Bus Lane project, improving Route 7 with a new northbound bus-only lane to boost transit efficiency and reduce travel times.

Seattle gang leader Leanthony Palmer was indicted for sex trafficking, transportation for prostitution, and conspiracy to money launder, facing life in prison.

WSDOT announces extensive "Revive I-5" project starting January 9, 2026, with lane reductions on the Ship Canal Bridge for maintenance, impacting Seattle traffic.