The Cedar River Watershed celebrated the 25th anniversary of its Habitat Conservation Plan, supporting both Seattle's water supply and local wildlife.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is seeking mentors for its youth empowerment program targeting ages 13-18 and emphasizing career readiness and a healthy lifestyle. Applications are due by September 22, 2025.

SDOT's strategy for Seattle's Route 8 seeks to improve travel reliability with both immediate and long-term initiatives amid concerns of congestion and delays.

Seattle Police arrested a suspect in a Capitol Hill home invasion where a nanny was robbed at bear spray-point. The case is linked to a string of celebrity-targeted burglaries.

Sammamish reminds drivers to be vigilant as schools reopen, emphasizing the protection of children on streets and adherence to traffic laws, including not passing stopped school buses.

The Clark County DDAB is seeking community feedback through a survey for their five-year plan, ensuring inclusivity and confidentiality in the process.

One person died in a house fire in Bellevue; authorities are investigating the cause. Firefighters responded quickly, but the house was fully engulfed. The victim's identity is not released yet.

Washington state imposes regulations on harmful chemicals in cosmetics, targeting formaldehyde releasers to protect health, with full compliance required by 2027.

Kirkland warns drivers to slow down in school zones as automated traffic enforcement cameras will start operating on September 2 to enhance student safety.

A 21-year-old woman was injured in a shooting in Seattle's Chinatown-International District after a dispute escalated. The suspect remains at large; police arrested an associate on unrelated charges.

The Green Cove Creek Fish Passage Project in Thurston County culminated in the replacement of an old culvert with a new bridge, aiding salmon migration and enhancing ecosystem health.

North Bend is commencing the Sidewalk Gap Removal project on September 2 to enhance pedestrian safety by filling in missing sidewalks and adding stormwater systems.

The State Fire Marshal's Office urges Washington residents to practice fire safety over Labor Day weekend, highlighting risks like grilling and fireworks after last year's high incident rates.