WDFW invites public input on the Lower Columbia River fishery management plan, aiming to balance ecological preservation and recreational fishing through updates and an inclusive process.

Seattle Police are investigating a stabbing in New Holly; a 47-year-old man was found seriously injured and taken to Harborview Medical Center. No arrests have been made; witnesses are encouraged to contact SPD.

Tacoma announces street closures from April 7 to May 30 for maintenance, starting with South 92nd Street, affected by weather, and provides a contact for concerns.

Seattle police arrested a man for drug possession and having stolen IDs after investigating a suspicious, bullet-riddled truck. The suspect wore body armor and attempted to flee.

Attorney General Nick Brown and 23 states sued HHS over the termination of $11 billion in public health grants, impacting health services and preparedness.

An 80-year-old woman died in a Pierce County house fire; the cause is under investigation. Separate incidents involved a road rage shooting and the recovery of a stolen vehicle.

Seattle's DEEL newsletter announces the expansion of the Seattle Preschool Program for 2025-26, introduces free telehealth services, updates on levy renewal, and details about the Child Care Assistance Program.

Logan Rusk, an enthusiastic equipment servicer for Seattle City Light, manages vehicle reservations and maintenance while cultivating a newfound passion for skiing and enjoying a positive work culture.

A suspect is in custody for a double homicide outside a Seattle hookah bar, with a $5 million bail. The man allegedly shot two people, including a security guard.

The forecast for Seattle includes cloudy skies and intermittent showers, with temperatures staying in the mid-50s and occasional sunshine, particularly over the weekend.

Seattle residents are enjoying clear skies, but showers are expected to return. The temperature is 43°F with 86% humidity, wind at 3 MPH, and a barometer reading of 29.86 in. Rain is likely post-midnight and set to continue into the week.

Snohomish County Solid Waste Transfer Stations adjust hours in April for staff training, affecting multiple dates and urging users to plan waste disposal to avoid inconvenience.

Seattle's Willow Creek has been revitalized to support natural habitats and fish migration, featuring a new pedestrian bridge and ecological improvements.