King County Sexual Assault Resource Center shares that 60% of sexual assault charges are reduced in plea deals, causing concern for justice and survivor support.

Two females, aged 26 and 14, were arrested for stealing over $3,000 worth of merchandise from a store and found with a firearm during a vehicle search.

Ten dogs, including an injured Labrador and a shot English bulldog, were rescued by the Tacoma and Pierce County Humane Society, prompting a plea for community support.

Two men were captured on store surveillance stealing a French bulldog from Puppyland in Puyallup, sparking a search by the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department.

Thieves used a U-Haul truck to smash into a Seattle 7-Eleven in an unsuccessful ATM heist, leaving behind significant damage and an ongoing police investigation.

Mercer Global Advisors is set to acquire Seattle-based MDK Private Wealth Management, a firm specializing in services for ultrahigh-net-worth clients managing about $2.5 billion.

A small plane crashed in Bellevue's Newport neighborhood without causing injuries after reportedly experiencing engine failure and using its parachute system.

Seattle's Bike Mobile offers free and low-cost bike maintenance services at City Hall Park to support local cyclists and promote sustainable transportation.

The Conor Byrne Pub in Seattle will close on March 31, impacting local music as it has been instrumental in launching acts like The Head and the Heart. Changing industry and social trends contribute to its shutdown.

Washington state's decision to not pass a jaywalking decriminalization bill raises concerns of biased law enforcement, particularly against the homeless and racial minorities.

The City of Seattle plans to improve safety in municipal buildings by hiring engineering consultants to evaluate and enhance fall protections, with an RFQ to be published on March 18, 2024.

The Henry Art Gallery features Hank Willis Thomas' "LOVERULES" exhibit, highlighting over 90 works on advertisement’s impact on race and gender identities.

The Griot Party Experience in Seattle celebrated Black storytelling with music, art, and narratives, drawing over 200 attendees despite the cold, and received funding from the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods.