Desmond D. Bostick from Federal Way was indicted for sexual abuse on an Alaska Airlines flight after allegedly touching a fellow passenger inappropriately.

Pearl Jam announces a new world tour and their 12th studio album "Dark Matter," with a single of the same name, set to launch on April 19. The tour starts on May 4 and ends on November 21.

Julio Rodriguez of the Seattle Mariners has expressed his strong desire for victory, encapsulating his ambitions in a social media post after witnessing the Super Bowl. He aims to lead his team to success in the upcoming MLB season.

The City of Seattle's Technology Access and Adoption Study reveals progress in home internet access, yet disparities persist for non-English speakers and underserved communities.

The article offers guidance on selecting energy-efficient appliances, emphasizing the importance of Energy Star ratings, right-sizing, upfront costs versus long-term savings, rebates, and maintenance for cost-effectiveness and environmental benefits.

Burien, known for affordability, is now cracking down on homeless encampments, reflecting a broader U.S. struggle with homelessness and housing shortages.

Seattle is enhancing Lake Washington Boulevard with new connections and accessibility features, involving crosswalks and ADA-compliant paths, in a partnership between SPR and SDOT.

Seattle plans to make its buildings net-zero emissions by 2050, with City Light leading the push for electrification using renewable energy, aiming for environmental and economic benefits.

New UW coach Jedd Fisch aims to integrate NFL inspiration and NIL opportunities into his strategy to attract and retain talent for the Huskies football team.

Seattle Public Utilities is soliciting bids for consulting firms to support their engineering projects, with $4.5 million available for multiple infrastructure contracts.

The Kite Café will take over Golden Gardens Bathhouse food operations, offering east-coast style sandwiches and beach-friendly snacks starting in May.

Olympia's record temperature of 61 degrees surpassed the 1952 high of 60 degrees. NWS Seattle forecasts continued rain and highs in the low 60s, raising landslide, avalanche, and flooding risks in the region.

Seattle Police seek public help to identify suspects in a November fire at a vacant building on Rainier Avenue South, as reported by KOMO News. The fire is under investigation by SPD arson detectives and Seattle Fire Marshal's Office.