Washington state invests $156 million in solar energy and clean transportation, including rebates for EVs, aiming to support low-income communities and reduce pollutants.

Seattle expects a week of thunderstorms, rain, and potential hail with temperatures in the mid-50s during the day and low 40s at night, according to the NWS.

Kirkland offers residents a $100 voucher to swap gas leaf blowers for electric ones at a first-come, first-served event at North Kirkland Community Center.

A 21-year-old woman fell from an overpass and was struck by a hit-and-run driver on I-5 in Seattle. Authorities are investigating the early morning incident that led to a prolonged freeway closure.

Kirkland Police arrested nine juveniles involved in auto theft and attempted vehicle theft at a condo complex, with some suspects receiving electronic home monitoring and others held in custody.

Juanita Beach Park in Kirkland showcases Rainworks art visible only when wet, linking eco-awareness with public space and encouraging pollution prevention.

A manhunt is ongoing for the escapee Patrick Lester Clay from the Monroe Correctional Complex who stole a staff vehicle after obtaining keys during a cleaning detail.

Nicholas Matthew awaits a mental competency hearing following a stabbing incident at Point Defiance Park. Charged with attempted murder, his legal proceedings are on hold over mental health concerns.

WSDOT warns of a scam targeting Good To Go! toll system users with fake emails and texts seeking personal and financial information through fraudulent payment portals.

Glynda Steiner was appointed as the new Director of Transportation and Environmental Services in Snohomish County, bringing over 20 years of experience to oversee road projects and environmental efforts.

The EPA introduced new rules to cut pollution from US power plants, with Washington Gov. Inslee supporting the move and emphasizing state actions like Washington's Climate Commitment Act.

Seattle is facing a week of continuous rain and possible thunderstorms, with a 100 percent chance of showers on Saturday and no significant break in the weather until potentially Friday.

Bellevue's Transportation Department won an APWA 2024 Project of the Year Award for their safer, more navigable raised intersections project near the Bellevue Transit Center.