Kirkland City Council to Discuss Business Code Amendments and Oppose Grocery Merger in October 1 Meeting
Kirkland City Council's upcoming meeting on October 1 will cover topics ranging from business licensing to transportation and a corporate merger opposition. Public engagement is invited.
Clark County Elections Office to Conduct Open Public Test for Election Accuracy on Oct. 3
Clark County Elections Office will conduct a logic and accuracy test for the upcoming General and Special Election on October 3, 2024, to ensure the integrity of the electronic voting systems. The public is invited to observe.
Seattle Chaos, Man Accused of Multiple Assaults and Impersonating a Federal Agent Arrested After Striking Police Officer
A man was arrested in Seattle for assaulting individuals, impersonating a federal agent, and hitting a police officer. The incident began inside a store. He is charged with assault, criminal impersonation, and unlawful imprisonment.
Seattle Embraces Autumn with a Mix of Sun and Clouds, Mild Temps Continue Through the Week
The Seattle weather forecast shows a mix of cloudy and partly sunny skies, with mild temperatures around the mid-60s and a slight chance of rain early in the week transitioning to mostly sunny days.
Seattle Tackles Digital Divide with Launch of Affordable Internet Program in Multiple Languages
Seattle IT launched a low-cost internet scheme on CiviForm, making it easier for residents to apply in multiple languages and for other city programs. It aims to bridge the digital divide for lower-income households.
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Unveils Six-Year Plan to Combat Invasive European Green Crabs
Washington's WDFW has launched a six-year plan to combat the invasive European green crabs, focusing on detection, response, and trapping, after over a million have been removed to date.












