SR 167 Toll Lane Rules Change Oct. 20: What Drivers Need to Know

Western Washington Braces For Potential Heat Wave As Forecasters Warn Of Rising Temperatures

Western Washington is expecting to experience its most significant heat of the year beginning later this week and continuing into next week, with the potential for hazardous heat conditions developing by early next week.

Seattle Prepares For World Cup, Juneteenth And Pride With Enhanced Security Measures

Seattle will activate closed-circuit television cameras in the Stadium District during the 2026 FIFA World Cup to ensure public safety, following updated security briefings identifying general but credible threats.

Four Bellevue College Students Named To 2026 All-Washington Academic Team

Four Bellevue College students were selected for the 2026 All-Washington Academic Team, a statewide recognition honoring top-performing community and technical college students for academic achievement and community involvement.

Ferguson Appoints Former Judge Matthew Segal To State Public Disclosure Commission

Gov. Bob Ferguson has appointed Seattle attorney and former King County Superior Court judge Matthew Segal to the Washington Public Disclosure Commission, where he will emphasize transparency and fairness in overseeing campaign finance and political reporting.

King County Proposes 12.75% Sewer Rate Increase For 2027

King County officials have proposed a 12.75% increase in sewer rates for 2027 to fund upgrades to the wastewater system, meet environmental regulations, and expand capacity for a growing population.