North Bend is hosting two free recycling events: a yard waste collection at the Public Works building and a document shred event at City Hall, both on the same Saturday morning.

A man was hit and killed by a car in South Seattle; police investigate the incident with no arrests made as the driver cooperated and showed no signs of impairment.

Seattle police arrested five individuals during an operation against organized retail theft in Westwood Village, collaborating with store loss prevention employees and addressing outstanding warrants.

The Issaquah community held a meeting to discuss local issues, with a digital version available online for those who missed it, encouraging active engagement and communication with city officials.

Washington state officials agree to exempt clergy from reporting child abuse learned through confession, balancing legal compliance and religious freedom while maintaining protections for children.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell signs Executive Orders to prevent federal troop deployment without city consent and to bar city involvement in immigration raids, while reinforcing local law enforcement control and immigrant protections.

Bellevue is hosting a Residential Permitting Expo on October 25 at City Hall, offering access to Development Services staff, workshops, permitting information, and activities for children.

A 22-year-old man was arrested in Issaquah for a series of hate-based graffiti incidents. The police department emphasized that hate has no place in the community.

Seattle police responded to a shooting in the Central District, resulting in one fatality and one injured. The suspect fled the scene; the investigation continues.

Lake Stevens held a Town Hall engaging locals on the town's future, with strategies for growth and discussions on various topics. Further discussions are invited at "Meet Up with the Mayor" sessions.

A DUI suspect hit a deputy's car head-on while the officer was making a turn. Both were unharmed, but vehicles were damaged. The suspect was arrested for impairment.

Tacoma City Council members Sandesh Sadalge and Olgy Diaz joined an amicus brief challenging the deployment of U.S. military in domestic roles, emphasizing the need for local control of law enforcement and protection of democratic principles.

Seattle's weather forecast includes showers and cloudy skies, with a high chance of rain today and over the weekend, and potential sun by Columbus Day.