Seattle opens Overlook Walk, an elevated park linking the waterfront to downtown and Pike Place Market, as part of a $806 million waterfront revitalization project. Mayor Harrell inaugurates the space celebrating connectivity and community.

Seattle City Light hosted its Electric Car Guest Drive event to showcase EVs and discuss sustainable transit, including micromobility and charging infrastructure.

The new roundabout at Larch Way/Logan Road and Locust Way in Snohomish County is now open, promising to ease congestion and improve travel for 10,000 daily vehicles.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of mixed weather for Seattle, with sun to start, rain starting Monday night, and showers likely throughout the week.

Seattle Council President Nelson seeks ways to prevent the proposed $1.6 million budget cut to the Seattle Channel, advocating its value in promoting civic engagement and transparency.

Seattle's minimum wage will increase to $20.76 in 2025, affecting businesses of all sizes. The hike reflects cost-of-living changes, and tips or medical benefits can no longer count towards minimum wage calculations for small businesses.

Fourteen people were indicted in a multi-state drug trafficking conspiracy linked to a fatal fentanyl overdose on the Lummi Nation reservation, following a two-year investigation.

Seattle's minimum wage is set to increase as Mayor Harrell supports the hike, aiming to balance worker benefits and small business interests, especially as the tip credit for small businesses expires.

A man named Everest has been released from prison after a mistaken identity case, collected his belongings, and aims to reintegrate with society's norms.

Seattle is advancing the transformation of Fort Lawton into a community space with affordable homes and parks, seeking public input on environmental impacts.

Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission seeks public input on revisions to the Coastal Dungeness Crab Policy by October 15 to address conservation and fisheries management.

K'Shawn K. Jimerson is charged with murdering a 65-year-old man in Renton; he awaits a court decision on a $2 million bail after being found with a bloody knife.

Seattle's Procurement Transformation project, funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies and supported by the Harvard Kennedy School, has made municipal contracting more accessible, especially for BIPOC-owned firms.