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Washington Attorney General Nick Brown told South Sound business leaders on Tuesday, Dec. 16 that his office is pressing ahead on consumer protection and public safety work while accelerating legal The post VIDEO: Attorney General Nick Brown addresses Trump administration lawsuits and local economic pressures at South Sound Legislative Breakfast first appeared on The SeaTac Blog.

From our sister site The Auburn Examiner: Isaac Evans Park in Auburn was closed until further notice Tuesday, Dec. 9 after flooding from the Green River covered portions of the The post PHOTOS: Roads, parks closed due to Green River flooding Tuesday first appeared on The SeaTac Blog.

SPONSORED: Water you doing to prepare for a flood? Did you know? Floods are the most common disaster in Washington State, and we’re in the midst of a regional Flood The post Water you doing to prepare for a flood? first appeared on The SeaTac Blog.

Several lakes across south King County – including SeaTac’s Angle Lake – are at their lowest levels in years, according to recent monitoring by King County’s Water and Land Resources The post SeaTac’s Angle Lake at lowest water level since 2018, county data shows first appeared on The SeaTac Blog.

The Pacific Northwest is bracing for a surge of unseasonably severe weather this week, with record-breaking warmth on Tuesday followed by a strong storm system expected to bring widespread thunderstorms, lightning, hail, and gusty winds on Wednesday. The post WEATHER ALERT: Potential strong thunderstorms, hail and strong winds may strike region on Wednesday first appeared on The SeaTac Blog.

A powerful storm system is bearing down on the Pacific Northwest, bringing high winds, heavy rainfall, and hazardous surf conditions across Washington and Oregon, meteorologists warned on Monday, Feb. 24, The post WEATHER: National Weather Service issues ‘High Wind Warning’ for region as powerful storm moves in first appeared on The SeaTac Blog.

Winter weather is disrupting travel and daily life across our region as snow blankets the area, according to local weather expert Michael Snyder of Pacific Northwest Weather Watch and the The post WEATHER: Region faces disruptive snowfall; local weather expert, National Weather Service issue warnings first appeared on The SeaTac Blog.

All Highline Public Schools are closed Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2025, due to inclement weather, the district announced. The closure includes all scheduled activities, athletics, and meetings, including the school board The post All Highline Public Schools closed Wednesday due to weather; administrative offices remain open first appeared on The SeaTac Blog.

Highline Public Schools is operating on a two-hour delay on Monday, Feb. 3, 2025, due to inclement weather, with buses running on alternate routes. The delay means all buses will pick The post Highline Public Schools on 2-hour delay Monday due to inclement weather first appeared on The SeaTac Blog.

With temperatures dropping this week, the city has opened the SeaTac Community Center as a warming center to provide relief for residents in need of a warm, safe space. The The post City of SeaTac opens warming centers as temps drop first appeared on The SeaTac Blog.