The National Weather Service predicts continued rain in Seattle throughout the week with fluctuating intensity and temperatures ranging from the low 40s to mid-60s. A brief respite may occur Tuesday with partly sunny skies.

City crews completed an emergency water transmission line repair, restoring service disrupted since March 15. Residents advised to flush discolored water until clear.

A 55-year-old man died after a stabbing in Seattle's Belltown. Police are investigating.

Two coyotes were euthanized in Bellevue following a series of attacks that left the community on edge, with three people bitten and concerns for public safety heightened.

A wrong-way collision on Interstate 5 in Thurston County claimed three lives early Sunday, closing the freeway for hours as investigators worked the scene.

Seattle's forecast predicts persistent rain with 80% chance in the afternoon and 60% at night, with temperatures ranging from a high near 49°F to a low around 34°F. Winds are expected to change throughout the day.

Bellevue Fire Chief Jay Hagen is leaving to become chief in Kalispell, Montana; Deputy Chief Dave Tait named interim chief, praised for his experience and service.

Seattle's greenspace.seattle.gov discusses the benefits of Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) programs, encouraging local residents to subscribe and enjoy fresh produce while supporting farmers.

The Solarize Eastside program assists Eastside residents in installing solar panels for greener homes and lower energy costs, offering financial incentives and free assessments until July 4th.

The cold case of Jeffrey Klungness's death has been resolved with the discovery of his remains and the ruling of homicide, but the prime suspect, Martin Malcolm, died before facing trial.

The Seattle Police Department highlighted the contributions of women officers through vintage photos shared on social media for Women’s History Month.

Washington State launched the EV-MAP tool to aid EV charging infrastructure expansion, increasing access to data and supporting the rising number of electric vehicles.

Washington state's House Bill 1321 aims to prevent unauthorized militias from other states from operating in Washington without approval from the Governor or President.