A shooting in downtown Seattle left two people wounded; police are investigating and have found multiple shell casings and a stolen handgun. No arrests have been made yet.

The Washington State House passed HB 1432, aimed at requiring insurers to cover medically necessary mental health and substance use disorder services.

Washington's HB 1709, advocating for support of students with adrenal insufficiency, passed the House and aims to allow designated adults to provide care at school.

WSDOT's fish passage project along the Washington coast reaches halfway mark, aiming to finish by 2027 with lane closures and traffic signals expected for road users.

King County International Airport adds a hybrid electric fire truck, the Striker Volterra, to its fleet, enhancing sustainability in airport emergency services.

The Washington State House passed the Andrea Smith Hudson Act to curb reckless speeding, requiring ISA devices in cars of those with suspended licenses for speeding.

Pierce County announces spring vegetation management with herbicide application starting March 24 and weather-dependent operations ongoing until May 30, as part of their integrated roadside program.

Seattle City Light earned the Tree Line USA award for the 12th year from the Arbor Day Foundation, recognizing their commitment to balancing tree care with electricity provision.

The Seattle Seahawks signed ex-Vikings QB Sam Darnold to a $100.5 million contract, aiming to refresh their offense after trading Geno Smith to the Raiders.

A fire in Port Angeles resulted in the death of a 5-year-old and serious injuries to a 1-year-old. The incident is being investigated, with signs the children may have been left unattended.

Washington state sues Adams County for illegal cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, challenging its compliance with the Keep Washington Working Act and involvement with America First Legal.

The Eastside Climate Partnership launched Solarize Eastside to increase solar energy use in local homes and businesses across six cities. The program offers free solar assessments and installation at reduced costs until July 4.

Seattle is forecasted to have a rainy week with 100% chance of precipitation and blustery conditions, with temperatures around 53 degrees and wind gusts up to 33 mph.