Everett opens comment period for its 2026 Action Plan and 2024 CAPER, focusing on housing, public services, and economic development. Public input is invited until specific dates in 2025.

Seattle Police arrested a 55-year-old man for assaulting a woman in the city's Chinatown-International District, with evidence from surveillance footage.

Pierce County officials and local groups are hosting free seminars to inform needy seniors and disabled individuals about potential property tax exemptions.

WDFW seeks public input on proposed changes to hunting permits in Eastern Washington due to recent land ownership shifts affecting local hunting areas.

Construction in Edgewater continues over the weekend for a new bridge, with noisy work scheduled from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. This includes installing metal casings for bridge columns using an oscillator.

Five individuals were honored with the Citizen Life-Saving Award by the Everett Fire Department for rescuing a child from near-drowning at Silver Lake.

Governor Ferguson and Rep. Larsen discussed the impacts of federal SNAP cuts at a session in Lynnwood Elementary School, expressing concerns over the toll on Washingtonians.

Eight gang-linked individuals were arrested in Tacoma for a fentanyl distribution crackdown, with significant drug and firearm seizures following an 18-month investigation.

Seattle is under a heat advisory from the NWS due to high temperatures that pose a moderate risk for heat-related illnesses. Public advised to stay cool, hydrated, and watch for signs of heat exhaustion and stroke.

The City of Tacoma announced lane closures at 72nd Street East and Portland Avenue East on September 6 for asphalt repairs, urging drivers to plan alternate routes.

Jim Kaylor is named the first Director of Utilities & Maintenance Services for Marysville, overseeing water, waste, and maintenance sectors post-Labor Day.

Washington State's Sandy Williams Connecting Communities Program has allocated $15.8 million to improve active transportation, focusing on safer non-motorized travel and addressing disparities in communities divided by infrastructure.

Washington's Secretary of State confirms over 1.2 million voters, a 28.6% turnout, in the August primary. This included participation from 17-year-olds, with next steps outlined for the general election.