Bellevue partners with Unkitawa for an event featuring Indigenous educator Bawaajigekwe Boulley on Indigenous knowledge during Native American Heritage Month.

The Thurston County Salary Commission decided to not increase the County Commissioners' wages for the upcoming year, aligning with the commissioners' request for fiscal restraint.

A driver ran a red light in North Seattle, causing a multi-vehicle crash and injuries to several people, including a child and a 63-year-old. The driver, possibly in crisis, was cited but not arrested and taken for evaluation.

A judge blocked the Trump administration's efforts to defund programs supporting transgender youth's sexual health education, upholding inclusive sexual health coverage.

A fire damaged the playground at Wiggums Hollow Park; Everett Fire Department responded and is investigating. No injuries were reported, and the park is closed.

Seattle Police teamed up with Lowe's loss prevention to arrest twelve individuals for retail theft at a local store, recovering $1,679 in merchandise.

Tacoma City Council approved $32,000 for the Larchmont Community Schoolyard Project after a funding setback, supported by members Bushnell, Walker, and Rumbaugh. The project aims to transform schoolyards into accessible community green spaces.

Everett is offering a $40,000 Cultural Arts Grant for 2026 to support local arts, emphasizing accessibility and inclusivity, with applications accepted between Oct. 16 and Nov. 26.

A federal judge issued an injunction against a Trump administration policy that restricted funding for sexual health programs including gender identity affirmations.

Kirkland Police Department introduces a Cold Cases webpage to engage the public in solving unsolved cases, highlighting the 2006 unsolved murder of John Austin Schuoler.

Washington's Department of Ecology invests $25 million in the "Rails, Keels, and Wheels" grant for zero-emission vehicles to reduce diesel exhaust's public health risks.

Snoqualmie won the 2025 Best in Governance Award for excellence in environmental protection, scoring 98% in a national survey for natural environment quality.

Seattle's weather forecast includes several days of expected rain, with varying probabilities and mild temperatures, maintaining the city's rainy reputation.