The Seattle Department of Transportation announced weekend closures for Ballard Bridge maintenance with detours advised via the Aurora Bridge. Pedestrians and cyclists retain bridge access, but delays expected for drivers and bus riders.

Seattle police are investigating a suspicious death in SODO, where a man in his 40s was found deceased by the Seattle Fire Department, with potential homicide indicated by his injuries.

Two Seattle officers were hurt apprehending a suspect found in a stolen car in Ballard. The suspect resisted arrest, leading to their injuries but was later caught and faces multiple charges.

Seattle Public Utilities seeks a consultant team for stormwater management engineering services, with a $900K contract to assess and improve drainage facilities. Submissions due by September 19, 2024.

Tabitha Johnson advocates for 'Jayda’s Law' after her daughter was killed in a mall shooting, demanding stricter penalties for juvenile offenders and greater parental accountability.

Seattle honors WNBA legend Sue Bird by naming a street segment "Sue Bird Court" near the Climate Pledge Arena, celebrating her illustrious career and impact on the city's sports legacy.

Seattle had a fatal shooting in North Beacon Hill, leaving one dead and another critically injured. Police found the victims with gunshot wounds; the male victim died on the scene and the female was hospitalized. No arrests have been made.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife will equip all 152 officers with body cams to increase accountability and strengthen community relations.

Seattle's weather forecast includes overcast skies, a 30% chance of morning showers, and gradual clearing with a high of 67°F. Winds will be mild, and the humidity at 76%.

Seattle provides free ORCA cards to eligible low-income families with children in the Seattle Preschool Program, ensuring accessible transportation until August 31, 2025.

A shooting on a King County Metro bus in Des Moines resulted in one fatality, with the suspect currently at large.

Vancouver seeks a volunteer for its Civil Service Commission, an unpaid role for U.S. citizens living in Vancouver, lasting until October 2030. Duties include overseeing civil service rules and hiring. Applications close September 27.

Vancouver seeks volunteers for its Regional Library District Board; applications are open until September 27 for one position, starting from October 2024 to December 2025. Candidates must live in Vancouver and be available for a virtual interview.