The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission has scheduled a virtual Fish Committee meeting to discuss coastal steelhead season planning and set 2025 meeting dates.

The Jackson Street Jazz Trail launched on October 19 during the Earshot Jazz Festival, providing a self-guided tour of Seattle's jazz history with music, photographs, and insights from jazz historian Paul de Barros.

Western Washington completed significant highway upgrades across four counties after months of construction, according to WSDOT. Maintenance included chip sealing for a more durable road surface.

The Kirkland Turkey Trot event on November 17 will cause road closures near Marina Park, affecting traffic and the municipal boat launch for a few hours. The race supports local nonprofit Hopelink.

The Washington State DOT invites public input on SR 28 East Wenatchee Corridor Project with meetings on Nov 20-21 focusing on safety and traffic flow improvements.

The NWS issued a wind advisory for Seattle with gusts up to 45 mph, cautioning drivers and advising to secure outdoor items against potential power outages. Rain and showers with high chances of precipitation are expected to continue.

A suspect was arrested in Seattle after trying to break into a car and assaulting police officers, including trying to disarm one. The incident involved a foot chase and ended with the suspect and an injured officer receiving medical attention.

Seattle invites community input for Westlake Park's redesign, in line with the Mayor's Downtown Activation Plan, aiming for completion by Spring 2026.

In Everett, a teen driver attempting to evade police crashed into pedestrians, killing three and injuring two. The driver's identity is under investigation, and the community mourns.

A fire occurred in a West Seattle building within Camp Long, with no injuries reported, and the response involved about 60 personnel from the Seattle Fire Department.

WSDOT proposes safety enhancements for SR 7 in Pierce County, including four new roundabouts. Feedback is sought via in-person and online forums starting Nov. 12.

A water main break in Central Tacoma affected water clarity, prompting a warning from TPU to avoid use if discolored and efforts by repair crews to fix the issue.

A fire damaged the historic lodge at Camp Long in West Seattle, with firefighters responding rapidly and avoiding injuries. The cause is under investigation.