Several suspects used a stolen SUV to crash into and burglarize Hashtag Cannabis in Redmond, marking the fifth such incident at the shop within a year.

The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for Seattle, warning of potential health risks from high temperatures and advising the public on safety precautions.

Two suspects attempted to steal an ATM near Seattle Pacific University using a front loader, causing significant damage but ultimately abandoning the machine and equipment nearby.

SDOT is refining Ballard Ave NW's street design to improve gatherings, business access, and travel, following community collaboration. Changes include enhanced pedestrian safety and support for freight services, while maintaining a travel lane.

Seattle Parks and Recreation offers fall activities for adults 50+, including trips to Pumpkin Patch and Seattle Chocolate Factory, painting classes, Pickleball, and wellness programs.

Seattle Mayor seeks new members for the Pioneer Square Preservation Board, focusing on roles such as Property Owner and Attorney, with meetings twice a month.

Bellevue seeks volunteers for its Human Services Commission, with applications due Sept. 23. Residents can advise on social policy and fund allocation, reflecting community diversity. Meetings are twice monthly.

A Lakewood man, Jesus Venegas-Gatica, received a 97-month sentence for leading a drug trafficking operation distributing methamphetamine from California to Washington.

The Seattle City Council has approved Seattle City Light's Strategic Plan Update for 2025-2030, outlining plans for cleaner energy and a more resilient grid.

A dump truck crashed into a Meadowdale home, causing only minor injuries to the driver and no resident injuries, with a power outage affecting the area. Police are investigating a possible brake failure.

A Kent homeowner shot an intruder during a home invasion while his family was inside; the suspect was later found injured and taken to the hospital. Police are investigating the incident.

A fire destroyed an Everett triplex, killing two cats and displacing five residents, prompting the Red Cross to assist. The roof collapsed, and the blaze's cause is under investigation.

Contractor Pacific Pile & Marine sues the City of Seattle over alleged non-payment for expedited work on Pier 58, part of a larger waterfront project.