Seattle's weather forecast includes intermittent showers and a clearing sky, with a high near 64°F and a gentle north wind, shifting to clear skies in the evening. The week ahead will have a mix of sun and rain.

Seattle Police are probing a Yesler Terrace shooting that left three men injured amid an earlier argument. No arrests made yet; public assistance sought.

Seattle Parks and Recreation, along with SDOT, are making safety and access improvements to Lake Washington Boulevard with community input and funding from a TIB grant.

The Seattle IT department hosted its fifth annual Learning Conference, focusing on leadership, innovation, and ethical technology, with keynotes from Saby Waraich and Lindsey Pollak.

Seattle's week will have a mix of showers and sunshine, with temperatures in the 50s to 60s°F. Rain is likely today and on Tuesday, with mostly sunny conditions expected for Monday.

The Apple Cup between Washington Huskies and Washington State Cougars will stream exclusively on NBC's Peacock platform for 2024, showcasing the evolving landscape of sports broadcasting.

The Kirkland City Council meeting on September 17, 2024, will be hybrid, featuring multiple agenda items and public hearings. It will be accessible online and in-person, with public participation encouraged.

Boeing factory workers launch a strike rejecting a proposed contract that offered a 25% wage increase over four years, demanding a 40% rise and the return of traditional pensions.

The second installment of Clark County 2024 property taxes is due on October 31, and Treasurer Alishia Topper reminds homeowners to pay on time. Tax statements will be mailed starting September 16.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is seeking community feedback on Firehouse Mini Park's renovation, with a meeting on September 21 to discuss play area designs.

A tow truck operator was hit by an impaired driver, John Hooven, on SR 18 in Washington. Hooven attempted to flee but was caught and faces DUI and Vehicular Assault charges.

The Pierce County Department of Emergency Management will offer an open house with demonstrations and education on emergency response on September 28.

The Bellevue City Council discussed the city's Comprehensive Plan update for managing growth and development over the next 20 years and decided to hold an additional session for public input on September 24.