Seattle has invested $1.2 million in community-led domestic violence initiatives, funding organizations like API Chaya, Collective Justice, and Seattle’s LGBTQ Center to provide services and education.

Robby Lee Robinson was sentenced to 90 months for illegal gun possession after a road rage shooting on Highway 18, despite prior offenses and attempts to shift blame.

Parking at Washington's Capitol Campus is limited due to maintenance on April 18-19, 2023 with alternative parking at the General Administration Building.

Seattle advances its clean transportation goals with the launch of an electric van share program and the United States’ first electric regional bus route, with further gains in shared electric mobility.

Seattle starts the process to relicense the South Fork Tolt Hydroelectric Project, a key part of the city's infrastructure for electricity and water services.

Snohomish County grants $77,800 to 11 groups fighting the opioid crisis as overdose deaths surge, with Executive Dave Somers emphasizing the pressing need for expanded recovery services.

Officials confirmed the identity of a body found on state Route 20 as Willam Summer, aged 52, with the cause of death still unknown as the investigation continues.

Washington State has declared a statewide drought emergency due to low snowpack and grim forecasts, prompting the use of $4.5 million in response grants and spotlighting the need for resilient water management strategies.

The Governor's Mansion Foundation offers free tours for honoring veterans, with a new family photo exhibit and symbolic red poppies. Reservations are required.

Two suspects, a teenager and a 20-year-old, were arrested after carjacking someone at an ATM in Rainier Valley and leading police on a high-speed chase.

The ARTS at King Street Station in Seattle focuses on diversity, offering a space for local artists of color with a gallery, studio, and offices for the Office of Arts & Culture. It aims to build community through a racial and social justice lens.

Cindy Luong shares her emotional connection to Seattle Public Libraries in a poem, reflecting on experiences from childhood contests to present-day inspiration, displayed at library branches for visitors.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission is set to discuss wildlife policies, land acquisitions, and habitat conservation at their upcoming meeting in Olympia.