Tacoma Venues & Events offers a free virtual workshop on how to increase event attendance, featuring local marketing experts and focusing on branding, budgeting, and engagement.

Seattle police arrested a 33-year-old man with a history of evading officers after he fled again when confronted about brandishing a firearm. He was found with meth and ammo but no gun.

Clark County will test its voting equipment on October 14, 2025, to ensure accuracy for the elections, with public viewing at 1408 Franklin St. Results will be posted on election night.

Tacoma Police seized a record 89 pounds of meth, other drugs, and a firearm, after arresting a male suspect without incident, in their continued efforts against drug trafficking.

Seattle and King County were fined by the Washington Department of Ecology and the EPA for sewer overflow violations, impacting water quality and environment. The fines support the Coastal Protection Fund and stem from consent decrees.

Clark County's fire ban has been lifted due to recent rain and cooler weather, although residents are advised to remain cautious and secure proper permits for burning.

Snoqualmie's LTAC has opened applications for 2026 tourism project funding; local organizations can apply by October 15, 2025, using the city’s lodging sales tax revenue.

WSDOT announces a weekend closure of the I-90 westbound on-ramp from Snoqualmie Parkway/SR 18 for maintenance, advising drivers to plan for delays and use detours.

Bellevue is set to discuss housing and human services in a public hearing to aid low- and moderate-income residents, focusing on access to essentials and services.

Tacoma Dome partners with Tacoma Rescue Mission for "Socktober," a sock drive aiding the homeless, with collection bins at events and chances to win prizes for donors.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell proposes a legislation to counter restrictive covenants and improve access to food and medicine by preventing the blockage of new grocery stores and pharmacies.

Seattle's weather forecast includes a mix of showers, sun, and clouds through next Wednesday, with varying chances of rain and temperatures peaking in the upper 60s.

University of Washington research links wildfire smoke to declines in sperm health, affecting men in fertility treatments, with analysis showing reduced sperm concentration and motility.