DEEL is seeking applicants for the FEPP Levy Oversight Committee. Applications are due by November 5, 2024, as members will advise on fund allocation and engage with the community.

WDFW plans controlled burns in the Cowlitz Wildlife Area to improve habitat for wildlife, pending favorable weather, with public access restrictions and signage to ensure safety.

Seattle Parks and Recreation chose 15 community projects to enhance park accessibility and honor cultural histories, with funding up to $1.5 million for selected initiatives.

Amy Falcone has been appointed by Governor Inslee to Washington State's Affordable Housing Advisory Board, with her term from October 11 until January 2028.

A wrong-way collision on State Route 18 in Covington resulted in the death of a toddler and injuries to both drivers; one driver was charged with DUI-related offenses.

Pierce County allocates $1.9M from the ARPA to combat food insecurity through its Community Action Programs, aiming to improve access to nutrition and support local organizations.

Washington State Patrol seeks public assistance in locating a driver involved in a serious hit-and-run collision on October 19, 2024, in Douglas County.

WSDOT is seeking public input on SR 162 improvements, leveraging past studies for traffic solutions, and providing an online open house for community feedback.

A Seattle man was sentenced to 90 months for armed robberies at marijuana dispensaries. His distinctive tattoos aided in his capture after a spree of heists throughout May and June of 2023.

Seattle Schools offer School-Age Care Break Camps for ages 5-12 with activities and registration open for various school breaks, providing relief to working parents.

A man in Vancouver allegedly fired a shotgun at another driver during a road rage incident, but no injuries were reported. He claimed self-defense and was charged with assault.

Seattle faces a typical week of Pacific Northwest weather with cloudy skies and scattered showers, a brief respite of clearer skies, and a weekend likely marked by rain.

The NE Seattle Senior Resource Fair on October 29 will offer seniors access to over 90 organizations providing resources and services, with free entry, at Magnuson Park's Hangar 30.