The article describes the fluctuating spring weather in Seattle, with a clear Sunday and potential rain early in the week, as forecast by NWS Seattle.

A military vehicle rollover on I-5 in Federal Way caused extensive delays. No serious injuries were reported, and traffic returned to normal in the afternoon.

The City of Renton invites residents to participate in local governance by joining various boards, commissions, and committees to shape city policies.

Lululemon is closing its Pacific Place store in Seattle on April 21 due to low sales, impacting 20 workers and adding to the struggles of the downtown retail scene.

ARTS at King Street Station in Seattle opened two exhibitions, "Journey to Serenity" by Nahom Ghirmay and "Manifestations" by June Sekiguchi, focusing on identity and humanity.

Three teens face charges after an alleged crime spree involving attempted carjacking, auto theft, and a crash during a police chase in Tukwila and Renton, Washington.

Turkish drug lord Reshat Alkayisi pleaded guilty to drug trafficking, firearm offenses, and money laundering in a Boston court, with sentencing set for July 2024.

Kirkland maintains top AAA and Aaa bond ratings from S&P and Moody's due to strong economic performance and fiscal management, saving on borrowing costs.

Cloudy skies in Washington state hindered the viewing experience of a partial solar eclipse, offering only modest coverage and prompting a need for tempered expectations.

The Seattle Sounders defeated CF Montreal 5-0, securing their first win of the season. Raul Ruidiaz scored twice, contributing to the team's improved record of 1-3-2.

King County is testing "SmartSigns" that use infrared technology to warn drivers against texting or other unsafe behaviors, aiming to improve road safety.

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announces the opening of the recreational spot shrimp fishery in Puget Sound on May 16, with sustainable quotas and opportunities similar to the previous year.

New York's Marion Street Pedestrian Bridge completion leads to renewed construction on Alaskan Way, causing expected commuter disruptions starting April 8, with lane, sidewalk, and parking closures near Colman Dock.