Marysville is offering grants for projects aiding vulnerable residents, focusing on public facilities, infrastructure, and services for the homeless and low-income groups.

The Puyallup City Council will hold a public hearing on the 2025-2026 Mid Biennial Budget on October 21, 2025, at 6:30 p.m., with remote access options available.

Puyallup High School will hold an Open House on Oct 21 to discuss the Road Closure Pilot Program, allowing public feedback and highlighting student committee involvement.

A court declared missing 5-year-old Oakley Carlson "legally dead," shocking her former foster mother and spurring ongoing investigations, with potential charges for a no-body homicide case against her parents, despite no formal decisions.

Tukwila launches The People's Project, allowing residents to decide on the use of a $100,000 fund for local improvements, embracing a participatory budgeting approach.

Seattle's weather is clear with a high of 72°F today, but rain is expected later, with a chance of precipitation throughout the week and cooler temperatures.

A man was arrested for arson after a fire at an apartment in Pullman, following a vehicle pursuit and coordination between multiple law enforcement agencies.

Woman arrested in Seattle for endangering an infant by blowing drug smoke in their face and being aggressive towards police. Child Protective Services took custody of the child.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Office's Clothing Drive was a success, garnering numerous donations of children's apparel and shoes for local domestic violence shelters, as detailed in their Facebook post.

Pierce County invites residents to weigh in on a five-year homelessness plan through a virtual session on Oct. 15, with options for online feedback until Oct. 16.

A man was arrested in Seattle for intentionally ramming his SUV into a family's van with two kids inside, causing it to catch fire in a road rage incident.

Deputy Cappetto's day on patrol is shared on the Pierce County Sheriff's Department blog, highlighting the diverse and unpredictable nature of law enforcement work.

WSDOT's repair plan for the SR 167 bridge, struck by an over-height vehicle, foresees lane reconfigurations, intermittent closures, and a 2026 completion. The department emphasizes safe load management for drivers.