Ocean scientists now recognize two distinct species of killer whales in the North Pacific, based on behavioral and genetic evidence distinguishing resident and Bigg’s killer whales.

Miles Oliver Hudson from Seattle faces charges for reckless driving after a video of him going 107 mph became evidence, aided by Reddit users tracking his distinctive "Belltown Hellcat" car.

The Seattle Fire Department's blog, Fireline, advises residents on fire prevention during spring cleaning, emphasizing the importance of home safety checks and clear escape routes.

Seattle Public Utilities chalks up legislative successes aimed at enhancing environmental justice, waste reduction, and water affordability for Seattle residents.

Seattle is set to face showers and potential thunderstorms with light rainfall this Thursday, with showers likely to persist into the night. Conditions may improve by the weekend with sunny skies expected on Saturday and Sunday.

Gov. Jay Inslee and other governors express concerns over potential threats to abortion access following a Supreme Court case, emphasizing Inslee's proactive efforts to secure reproductive rights in Washington.

Washington plans prescribed burns on 2,580 acres of state trust lands to improve forest health and reduce wildfire risks, adhering to safety protocols.

Pierce County Elections Center is testing its ballot-counting machines on Feb. 27 and invites the public to observe in Tacoma, ensuring accurate vote tallying for the upcoming voting period.

University of Washington hires Pat Chun as athletic director from rival Washington State, anticipating a strategic move in their anticipated transition to the Big Ten.

Seattle Parks and Recreation invites community input for the design of Bryant Neighborhood Playground at an Open House on April 10 or through an online survey.

Georgetown, Seattle's oldest neighborhood, has become a cultural hub with popular eateries like Smarty Pants and historic bars like Jules Maes Saloon.

Kirkland is launching a Lake Street Pedestrian Scramble to enhance safety and traffic flow, raising the intersection level and upgrading infrastructure, aiming for a spring debut.

East Pierce County conducted a lahar simulation drill involving over 45,000 people to prepare for potential Mt. Rainier eruptions, marking it the largest such exercise globally.