The southbound Greene Street in Spokane is closed for drain line installations related to the North Spokane Corridor project until August 11, with detours in place.

Seattle's National Weather Service forecasts a partly sunny, 77-degree day with light winds and a 60% chance of rain after 2 AM. Showers and possible thunderstorms expected Wednesday.

Two 19-year-olds were arrested after a road rage incident in Seattle led to a shooting, a car chase, and a crash; one is charged with assault and DUI, the other with assault. Police continue the investigation.

Tukwila City Council seeks a new pro tem member for Position 6, requiring applicants to be local voters with at least one year's residence. Applications are due by August 15, 2025, with interviews set for August 25.

Snohomish County seeks proposals for better behavioral health facilities with $6M available; applications due by August 29, 2025, with mandatory info sessions in August.

A boat caught fire at the Port of Everett; all occupants safely evacuated and the fire was swiftly contained, with an investigation into the cause ongoing.

Sammamish maintenance includes stormwater pipe inspections, ADA sidewalk upgrades, and telecom work, causing minor traffic disruptions. Tree trimming by Asplundh may also slow traffic.

A Seattle man received a six-year sentence for a carjacking in Pioneer Square with a 'ghost gun'; authorities emphasized the crime's severity and the success of a DOJ task force.

Clark County Public Works plans to construct a roundabout at Northeast 179th Street and Northeast 29th Avenue, with a two-year project timeline starting late August. Public meeting scheduled for August 12.

Clark County seeks volunteers for its Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee, with four open seats to advise on non-motorized transportation planning and safety. Applications are due by August 31, 2025.

A man was found fatally shot in Seattle's SODO district; no suspects identified yet, and investigation ongoing, including a damaged sports car at the scene.

Seattle experiences variable weather with a forecast from the National Weather Service indicating a sunny outlook after overcast conditions, with rain returning midweek.

The WDFW is encouraging new hunters to complete their required hunter education in the summer, as fall hunting season approaches and fewer courses will be available. They offer both in-person and online hybrid courses.