The Kirkland City Council addressed sewage system repairs, approved co-living housing regulations, updated zoning codes, and recognized cultural events, as well as held a study session on city services.

A woman was killed by a box truck in Seattle's Beacon Hill; police are investigating the incident that occurred around 9:30 a.m. at Beacon Ave South and South Portland St.

North Bend City Council approved an Interlocal Agreement with Snoqualmie for police services transition, ending a lawsuit and setting the King County Sheriff’s Office as the future policing body from April 2026.

Lawsuit filed against Jonathan Tagle for workplace misconduct, including sexual harassment and wage theft at his "bikini barista" coffee stands, by Washington AG's office.

Seattle's weather is clear with 54°F and calm winds. The NWS forecasts a sunny day with a high of 73, turning partly cloudy with a chance of rain over the weekend.

The westbound I-90 off-ramp to SR 18 in the Snoqualmie and North Bend area will be closed for the weekend starting September 19 for guardrail and curbing installation. Detours are planned.

Trooper Nunez, celebrated for DUI prevention, arrested an impaired driver on the day of his MADD commendation.

Deputies in Pierce County learned Russian to aid a 72-year-old woman who had fallen and couldn't communicate in English.

Seattle Children's Hospital announced 154 layoffs due to financial challenges, including decreased federal funding and rising costs. Administrative roles are most impacted, with some patient care positions also affected.

San Juan Islands ferry service extends its fall schedule to winter and spring, offering more sailings following a two-year public engagement process and state Legislature funding.

Snoqualmie allocates $316,412 to fund non-profits for essential services like food, shelter, and medical care, relying on partnerships due to lacking a city Human Services Department.

The article informs about expected delays on westbound I-90 in Issaquah due to lane closures for bridge repair work over multiple weekends, including detours and reduced speed limits.

Green Snoqualmie Day will feature the planting of a Climate Change Adaptation Demonstration Forest and a fruit tree pruning workshop. Volunteers are encouraged to join.