Federal agencies have decided to reintroduce grizzly bears to Washington's North Cascades, aiming to start with 25 bears transported from other areas.

Bellevue introduces a new police unit, the Bellevue Light Rail Unit, to enhance security for the launch of Sound Transit's 2 Line connecting Bellevue and Redmond.

Janet Garcia pleaded not guilty to the first-degree murder of her 4-year-old son, Ariel, found stabbed multiple times. A custody dispute with her mother was noted.

After hours of negotiation, Seattle police arrested a man for felony harassment and property damage following a standoff where he flooded his apartment and made threats.

Tacoma received $1.3 million from federal programs to study ways to improve safety and accessibility around the I-5 freeway, focusing on better connections for pedestrians and cyclists.

Kirkland is seeking nominations for a Grand Marshal to lead the July 4th parade, honoring a community member with dedication and strong local values. Nominations are due by May 10.

Seattle launches a sustainable transport initiative to reduce the city’s carbon footprint, promoting public transport, walking, biking, and offering free ORCA passes to some residents.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife reports a 20% increase in the gray wolf population, with 260 wolves in 42 packs as of December 31, 2023.

Bellevue is presenting new designs for the Grand Connection Crossing to link its downtown with the city. The public can view these plans and offer input at a May 2 event at the Bellevue Botanical Garden.

The City of Bellevue and Sound Transit have launched an art exhibit at City Hall showcasing the Eastside light rail service, featuring various artists' works, open until the fall.

Seattle authorities are seeking the public's help to catch bank robbers involved in a series of "note-job" heists, offering a $1,000 reward for information.

A Washington certified nursing assistant's license was suspended by the state health department due to allegations of sexual misconduct with patients.

Scientists in Washington State are conducting the fifteenth year of a Watershed Health Monitoring study to evaluate the state of regional waterways by examining ecological indicators such as aquatic life and water quality.