The Seattle Preschool Program is accepting applications for 3-4 year-olds for the 2024-2025 year, with new classrooms added to serve more children citywide.

Seattle is enhancing safety and connectivity around Mt Baker Station, with potential Metro Transit Center relocation and pedestrian improvements planned.

Pierce County communities celebrated National Night Out, fostering police-community relations with BBQs and block parties, as deputies engaged with residents promoting safety and unity.

Costco implements a new entry process requiring members to scan their cards and present photo ID if needed, and announces a membership fee increase starting September 1.

Sprinker Recreation Center introduces new outdoor features, including a spray park and sports courts, with a celebration on August 17 featuring free activities and a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

The WDFW invites the public to engage in the revision of the State Wildlife Action Plan, with an introductory virtual meeting scheduled for August 28.

Alan Lewis Meirhofer from Skagit County has been indicted for receiving and possessing child sexual abuse images after a teenager discovered alarming content on a phone borrowed from him.

Seattle's National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for upper 80s to low 90s temperatures, raising health concerns and recommending caution against heat-related illnesses.

The article details a partnership between Snohomish County and UW's Industrial and Systems Engineering Department, where student projects have enhanced county operational efficiency, saving $40,785 annually.

Seattle's Landmarks Preservation Board will review the former Phillis Wheatley YWCA Building for landmark status on September 4, 2024. Public comments are welcome at the meeting or in writing.

Significant progress is made on the I-5 enhancements near JBLM with lane realignments, construction of noise walls, and a new roundabout, aiming for a 2026 completion.

Houghton Beach remains closed due to high bacteria levels since July 16, with King County crews working to resolve the issue and test for safe reopening conditions.

Seattle's 4th Ave now has an upgraded protected bike lane with concrete curbs, enhanced safety, and new traffic signals, aiming to improve the urban cycling experience.