Clark County Council seeks volunteers for two seats on the Mosquito Control District Board of Trustees, with terms starting January 2026. Applications are due by October 31.

A 21-year-old led police on a late-night car chase in Pierce County with three intoxicated minors in a stolen vehicle, ending in their arrests without bystander injury.

SR 18 near Tiger Mountain will close for upgrades from Oct. 16-20, with construction including lane expansions and safety enhancements. Traffic detours will be provided during the work.

Pierce County Elections will conduct a pre-election audit on October 14 to verify the accuracy of vote counting for the upcoming November 4 general election, with public observation welcomed.

Parkland authorities reported a 41-year-old man fatally shot his 63-year-old father; a mental health aspect is being considered.

Bellevue’s City Council is seeking applicants to join the Planning Commission, a key advisory body shaping the city’s land use, policies, and development. Residents have until October 24 to apply for the volunteer position, which offers a chance to help guide Bellevue’s future direction.

Bellevue anticipates 15,000 soccer fans and $23M boost during the 2026 World Cup and is prepping events and support for businesses. The city also briefed on its Hazard Mitigation Plan for natural disasters.

Bellevue is preparing for the 2026 World Cup by inviting local businesses and organizations to create soccer-themed events along the 2 Line corridor to coincide with Seattle's match days.

Seattle's weekend forecast predicts heavy rain, with 80% and 90% chances for Saturday and Sunday respectively, and milder weather expected by Columbus Day.

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.