Startup 425, collaborating with The Founder Institute, launched a free accelerator for Eastside entrepreneurs, funded by the Port of Seattle and Amazon.

Juan Steagall-Martinez, wanted for child rape, was arrested by Pierce County deputies after a two-year manhunt.

The Federal Railroad Administration awarded a $37.7 million grant to upgrade a section of the PCC railway in eastern Washington, with total project funding reaching $58 million.

The National Weather Service forecasts cloudy weather with showers for Seattle, with consistent rain expected throughout the weekend and into next week, and temperatures around 52°F to 53°F.

The Chief Seattle Club is recognized for its work helping Seattle's Urban Native community with homelessness, addiction, and mental health through culturally sensitive programs and housing services.

An article highlights how everyday electronics consume energy even when off, known as energy vampires, which could be costing households $200 annually. Steps like unplugging devices and using smart power strips can help save electricity and money.

A 19-year-old male is in custody for a July homicide in South Seattle after a three-month investigation led detectives to Tacoma.

Bellevue proposes an Inclusive Innovation Forum to integrate technology and equity, inviting public participation in shaping city innovation policies.

WDFW seeks public input on maintaining the endangered status of the Columbian sharp-tailed grouse due to its lowest recorded population, with efforts including habitat restoration and species translocations.

The article discusses the importance of cyber safety for children and outlines actionable advice for parents to protect their families online, including privacy, avoiding phishing, strong passwords, and identifying cyberbullying.

Pierce County is transforming the Oasis Inn into affordable housing with medical respite services for the homeless, funded by a collaboration led by LIHI and supported by PCHS and the state.

Mukilteo Boulevard in Everett will close for 1 year starting Oct. 30, 2024, to replace the Edgewater Creek Bridge. This $34 million project is mainly federally funded for safety purposes.

Pierce County residents can impact housing policy by sharing their needs through a survey by SSHA³P. The survey is part of efforts to improve housing inclusivity and accessibility.