Bellevue proposes an Inclusive Innovation Forum to integrate technology and equity, inviting public participation in shaping city innovation policies.

WDFW seeks public input on maintaining the endangered status of the Columbian sharp-tailed grouse due to its lowest recorded population, with efforts including habitat restoration and species translocations.

The article discusses the importance of cyber safety for children and outlines actionable advice for parents to protect their families online, including privacy, avoiding phishing, strong passwords, and identifying cyberbullying.

Pierce County is transforming the Oasis Inn into affordable housing with medical respite services for the homeless, funded by a collaboration led by LIHI and supported by PCHS and the state.

Mukilteo Boulevard in Everett will close for 1 year starting Oct. 30, 2024, to replace the Edgewater Creek Bridge. This $34 million project is mainly federally funded for safety purposes.

Pierce County residents can impact housing policy by sharing their needs through a survey by SSHA³P. The survey is part of efforts to improve housing inclusivity and accessibility.

The "Going Home" exhibit by JW Harrington at the Seattle Municipal Tower's Ethnic Heritage Art Gallery showcases evocative paintings exploring themes of home and identity from Oct 30, 2024, to Jan 22, 2025.

WSDOT opens new passing lanes on State Route 26, enhancing safety for travelers and Washington State University students. A ribbon-cutting event is set for Oct. 30 at the Palouse Empire Fairgrounds.

Rain continues in Seattle with a 100% chance of precipitation and high near 50°F, tapering off tonight with a 90% chance and a low of 44°F. The week ahead has mixed rain, clouds, and possible sun over the weekend.

Former Seattle police Chief Adrian Diaz is on paid administrative leave due to an undisclosed "pending personnel matter," with his prior reassignment details also not publicized.

The SFMO released fire safety for Halloween, suggesting flame-resistant costumes, LED lights instead of candles, and keeping decorations away from heat sources.

The WDFW reports on the Quicksilver Portfolio's efforts in restoring Puget Sound steelhead populations, with new funding and conservation measures under way.

Pottery classes are resuming at the Alki Bathhouse in West Seattle, offering adults the chance to learn ceramics through hands-on creation of personal dining sets.