White River High School students, led by Mrs. Turgeon, produced a video with a local deputy, highlighting the Foothills community's spirit, which received praise from the Pierce County Sheriff's Department.

The Issaquah Police Department joins the Pink Patch Project to raise breast cancer awareness, selling pink patches to support Footprints of Fight, a charity aiding families battling childhood cancer.

Bingen, Washington, is set to receive an infrastructure upgrade with an underpass below the railroad tracks on State Route 14, expected to ease travel and increase safety.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has announced the opening of the winter crabbing season in Puget Sound from October 1 to December 31, with healthy population data supporting the decision.

Seattle police arrested a 36-year-old felon for firearms and narcotics charges after he was caught with a gun and drugs including cocaine, fentanyl, and meth.

Kirkland and King County are providing free gun lockboxes to residents at an event focused on promoting firearm safety, taking place at City Hall on September 29.

Bellevue celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month with "Bellevue Fiesta Latina," featuring music, food, culture, and a concert by Lake Washington Symphony Orchestra.

The Washington State Department of Health has taken disciplinary actions against health care providers for various infractions, including abuse and misconduct.

Repairs on Methow River Bridge on SR 153 start Sept. 29, causing potential delays. The bridge has had one lane closed due to a failing railing. Work is expected to complete in 30 days, with occasional full closures.

Tukwila is seeking volunteers for various boards and commissions to contribute to local governance and decision-making, emphasizing inclusivity and diversity.

Bellevue seeks volunteers for its Network on Aging to promote healthy aging and address elderly concerns. Applicants must apply by Oct. 19 and commit to a three-year term.

Clark County Board of Health is focusing on improving Medicaid pregnancy care due to disparities in prenatal service access compared to private insurance.

A Washington man, Gabriel Armas, pleaded guilty to intent to distribute controlled substances. He led police on a chase, crashed a bridge, and his cellmate died from drugs linked to him. He faces a minimum of ten years in prison.