The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is launching a critical $1.3 million emergency repair project on the northbound SR 99 First Avenue South Bridge, a move that will significantly impact travel for thousands of commuters…MORE
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Shape the future of Seattle’s streets: Join the new Transportation Funding Task Force
Tue, 05/05/26
The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is officially recruiting community members to join the newly formed Transportation Funding Task Force.
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Motorcyclist killed in fatal fall from West Seattle Bridge off-ramp
Tue, 05/05/26
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Detectives are investigating a deadly motorcycle crash that occurred early Tuesday morning on the West Seattle Bridge.
MOREKing County Council to fast-track vote on increased oversight and future of homelessness authority
Mon, 05/04/26
The King County Council is set to take direct action on Tuesday to tighten oversight of the King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA) and establish a fact-based process to evaluate the agency's future viability.
MORESeattle Public Schools launches districtwide "No Cell Bell to Bell" procedure to boost student focus
Mon, 05/04/26
Seattle Public Schools (SPS) has officially launched a new districtwide cellphone procedure aimed at removing digital distractions from classrooms and creating a unified learning environment.
MOREMorgan Junction prepares for a busy May: Park expansions, infrastructure upgrades, and local arts
Mon, 05/04/26
Residents of the Morgan Junction community have a packed schedule this May, with the latest community bulletin highlighting several key meetings regarding local infrastructure, park developments, and neighborhood celebrations.
MORESecond suspect identified in deadly Belltown fentanyl robbery as Seattle man pleads Not Guilty
Fri, 05/01/26
A second suspect is now facing potential charges in connection with a fatal April 9 home invasion in Belltown, just as 27-year-old Bradley Allen Might entered a not guilty plea for his alleged role in the crime.
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City schedules public meeting for Delridge Triangle as neighbors demand action following critical shooting
Fri, 05/01/26
The City of Seattle has announced a public drop-in session to discuss the future of the Delridge Triangle, a city-owned plot of land that has recently become the focal point of community outrage following a violent shootin
MORESouth Delridge neighbors demand action after critical shooting at public land encampment
Thu, 04/30/26
Residents of South Delridge are demanding immediate government intervention following a violent shooting at a long-standing encampment that has left a man fighting for his life.
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Seattle Public Safety Committee addresses Little Saigon crisis as drug arrests surge 47%
Wed, 04/29/26
The Seattle Public Safety Committee of the Seattle City Council convened on April 28, 2026, to address what Chair Robert Kettle described as the "alarming" lack of progress in resolving the public safety crisis in Little Saigon.
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