Seattle is in for a rare stretch of sunny days with clear skies and temperatures ranging from the high 50s to the 60s, before rain chances increase over the weekend.

The Washington State Patrol emphasizes fire safety for children, advising parents on prevention and escape planning after three minors died in 2022 fires.

Washington's Department of Health announces winners of the 2024 Northwest Radon Poster Contest, emphasizing radon awareness and the importance of testing for the carcinogenic gas.

The South Park Community Center is offering a variety of spring activities, including board games and basketball, at Concord Elementary School for all ages.

Forty-six protesters were arrested after blocking traffic to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, disrupting travelers and drawing attention to the Israel-Hamas conflict.

The WDFW announces the opening of trout season on April 27, with over 800 prizes available for anglers, and stocks lowland lakes with over 14.5 million fish.

Mayor Bruce Harrell of Seattle initiated a public safety forum, vowing action on the city's crime and outlining a strategic framework to improve safety through increased policing, ordinance adjustments, and public health resources.

Washington conducted a nuclear emergency drill over three days involving local, state, and federal agencies to test preparedness for a potential incident at the Columbia Generating Station.

Heritage Park will experience intermittent trail closures and noise from April 15th to 19th due to gravel laying by the Department of Enterprise Services, with possible extensions if weather affects the work.

The Seattle Police Department is increasing local patrols around key areas due to tensions between Israel and Iran, despite no specific threats to the city.

A broken pipe flooded State Route 99 in south Seattle, disrupting the morning commute and forcing lane closures. Traffic was significantly impacted as crews worked to contain the situation.

Mason County deputies investigate a severe case of animal cruelty with over 60 animals hurt, with one horse and several dogs dead; one suspect is in custody.

An elderly woman, Trudy Slanger, died in a crash caused by a suspect fleeing authorities after a domestic violence incident in Lynnwood. The suspect entered the highway wrong-way, leading to a fatal collision.