Seattle launches Seek Then Speak, an online platform supporting sexual assault survivors with information and tools to report incidents and access services.

Razor clam digs are scheduled on the Washington coast from April 8-14, with designated times and beaches announced by the WDFW. Diggers require a valid fishing license and must follow updated regulations.

Mercer Island residents were evacuated due to a potential landslide risk after a leaking water pipe threatened the stability of the soil. Emergency crews, including Seattle Public Utilities, are responding to the situation.

Malachi Flynn set a Detroit Pistons record by scoring 50 points off the bench, the second-highest bench score in NBA history, in a loss against the Atlanta Hawks.

Washington nurse David B. Coots has been suspended and faces charges of assault and rape, accused of illicitly administering an abortion drug to a woman.

The Washington State Department of Health has suspended or revoked licenses of errant health care providers, enforcing standards and offering a public online lookup tool for provider backgrounds.

Seattle celebrates Earth Month with various green activities organized by Seattle Parks and Recreation, including volunteer events across the city aimed at habitat restoration and environmental education.

The article outlines the forecast from the NWS for Seattle, detailing rain probabilities and temperature expectations over several days, with rain chances ranging from 20% to 70% and temperatures in the low 50s.

Washington's Board of Natural Resources approved a 443-acre expansion of Devils Lake Conservation Area to protect ecological sites while funding education.

A Seattle first-grader's letter prompts the swift repair of a hazardous utility vault lid, showcasing the impact even the youngest community members can have on public safety.

Seattle has opened applications for CityArtist Grants, aimed at dance, music, and theater artists, with a deadline of May 7, 2024, emphasizing the grant's alternating focus on different art forms each year.

Seattle Parks and Recreation introduces an online reservation system for popular picnic spots, making the booking process more convenient and eliminating the need for paperwork or in-person queueing.

Seattle wins the Smart Cities North America Award for Digital Equity and Accessibility, acknowledging their technological efforts to make digital resources accessible to all residents.