Seattle drivers now have new dedicated left turn lanes on Montlake Boulevard, giving direct westbound SR 520 access as part of the Montlake Project to ease congestion.

Boeing CEO David Calhoun is set to step down amid a leadership shakeup following a series of safety issues, with immediate stock market reactions and changes to the executive team.

Seattle's weather is overcast with a high near 52°F and an 80% chance of rain. Rain persists through Tuesday night, with more expected Wednesday, easing by Friday for a sunny weekend.

Bellevue, Washington, is set to expand the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trail with a $6.6 million investment from the state's transportation fund, aiming for enhanced outdoor connectivity by 2025.

President Biden signed a $1.2 trillion spending bill to avert a government shutdown, following Senate approval with a bipartisan vote. The bill provides funding for the remainder of the budget year, avoiding agency shutdowns.

Canine Companions celebrated National Puppy Day with a live stream, showing puppies that will be trained as service dogs by volunteers at no cost to recipients.

Kirkland is launching a Lake Street Pedestrian Scramble to enhance safety and traffic flow, raising the intersection level and upgrading infrastructure, aiming for a spring debut.

Two 16-year-old boys were found shot dead along I-5 in Seattle, sparking a major investigation by Washington State Patrol to determine if the deaths are related.

The Pentagon has identified an additional $300 million for Ukraine, marking the second time in nine months it has found funds without new Congress appropriations, despite a stalemate over the defense bill.

An E. coli outbreak linked to guacamole from West Seattle's PCC Community Markets, with five reported cases, prompts health advisories and ongoing investigations.

Seattle's resurgence of micro-apartments addresses its housing crisis, providing small, affordable living spaces to diverse residents, including asylum-seekers like Barbara Peraza-Garcia's family.

A family affected by the Oso landslide, which killed 43, is moving from Washington to Texas due to ongoing grief and climate change threats. Washington has since heightened landslide safety measures.

East Pierce County conducted a lahar simulation drill involving over 45,000 people to prepare for potential Mt. Rainier eruptions, marking it the largest such exercise globally.