King County also issues flood-related notifications and other emergency information via ALERT King County, a regional emergency information and notification system. Learn more at kingcounty.gov/alert.

KING COUNTY, Wash. — King County is updating its flood management plan. The goal is that this plan will help guide the county on how to best prevent and respond to flooding.

King County said the Snoqualmie River reached flood Phase 4 late Friday, which was expected. That threshold is 38,000 CFS, means significant flooding across the Snoqualmie Valley.

King County Executive Kurt Triplett on Thursday declared a pre-emptive emergency to aid the county's preparations for possible severe flooding in the Green River area. Tripplet's move will make it ...

A project to address flooding from king tides and heavy rains in the Key Largo Stillwright Point community won’t move to the ...

As the wet season begins, King County is preparing its flood patrol teams for flood monitoring by getting the staff trained in swift water rescue skills. Various King County employees from ...

Weather experts predict a third consecutive La Nina winter storm pattern with likely wetter-than-normal conditions this flood season, and King County Executive Dow Constantine and King County ...

ISSAQUAH, Wash. — The King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks (KCDNRP) is currently taking input as it works to produce a comprehensive flood management plan. This will be the ...