The University of Washington settled with pro-Palestine protesters to disband their encampment; no camping citations will be issued, but other misconduct may be investigated.

A woman with a hammer vandalized Tacoma's Antique Row, damaging storefronts and leaving owners with repair costs in the thousands. The community is rallying together with fundraisers to rebuild.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has extended the spring Chinook fishing season on Deep River in Wahkiakum County with specific dates and catch limits, aligning with Columbia River policy and conservation efforts.

The article memorializes Tacoma City Council Member Catherine Ushka, praising her advocacy for underserved areas and her public service, including on the Health Department Board and School Board.

Burien is calling for Washington artists to display their work in the 2025 Burien Gallery Program, with stipends of $50-$250 and varying space dimensions for exhibitions.

One injured in a shooting in South Seattle with businesses hit by bullets; suspect fled the scene. A related DUI arrest occurred, and the Gun Violence Reduction Unit is investigating.

Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler introduces "OIC Answers," a podcast to explain insurance complexities to Washington residents, hosted by the OIC staff.

Seattle's SDOT has updated its Vision Zero Action Plan to improve road safety and reduce traffic-related deaths and injuries, using a Safe System Approach with increased safety investments.

A man was fatally shot by a Washington State Patrol trooper after a road rage incident and altercation on I-5 in Everett. The major highway was closed for hours after the incident.

Bellevue reports a decrease in traffic fatalities and injuries, advancing its Vision Zero goal. The city made 74 road improvements and is experimenting with tech to enhance safety. They secured $6.25 million in grants for further safety investments.

A road rage incident on SR-410 led to a stabbing after an argument between a motorcyclist and truck driver escalated.

The article describes Seattle's forthcoming weather, with drizzle, clouds, occasional sun, and gusty winds, advising residents to be prepared for typical spring conditions in the area.

The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture is accepting applications for the Artists at the Center grant to fund performances at the Seattle Center, aimed at showcasing a variety of arts and supporting local talent.