Snohomish PUD is seeking a permit for an environmentally-conscious power cable project using HDD, with public comments open until June 23, 2025, and a hearing set for July 17, 2025.

The Everett Municipal Building will be closed from June 2-15, 2025, for electrical updates, but services remain accessible.

WSDOT plans to repave SR 21 and US 2 in Wilbur and is seeking local input on Complete Streets features for better pedestrian, cyclist, and mobility aid user access, with a public workshop to gather feedback.

Seattle enacts new nightlife regulations following Pioneer Square shooting, with measures such as mandatory security and surveillance at late-night venues.

A Community Transit bus caught fire with passengers inside in Snohomish; no injuries were reported and firefighters extinguished the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

Bellevue officials discussed land use code amendments to increase housing variety and density and the expansion of Meydenbauer Bay Park, while also approving the city's federal legislative agenda.

Seattle's Mayor Harrell addresses a fatal shooting in Pioneer Square, expressing condolences and promising safety measures as the city sees reduced violent crime but continues to combat gun violence.

A man in Seattle's Belltown was seriously injured after being stabbed for refusing to give his food to a group. The incident led to no arrests, and SPD's Homicide and Assault Unit is seeking public assistance.

Seattle faces a week of intermittent showers and brief sunny periods, according to the National Weather Service, with varying chances of rain and highs from 61°F to 67°F.

A shooting in Seattle's Pioneer Square resulted in three deaths and one critical injury. The SPD and medics responded; no arrests have been made yet as the investigation continues.

Seattle's weather forecast calls for intermittent showers and mostly cloudy skies, with fluctuating rain chances and temperatures hovering in the 60s.

Two Alaska Airlines jets collided wings at Sea-Tac Airport while backing from gates, causing delays and triggering a FAA investigation. No injuries were reported.

Kirkland City Council will discuss rezoning, local impact fees, and community amendments on May 20; the meeting will be live-streamed and public input is welcome.