An Oregon sex offender, Dirk Tichgelaar, was sentenced to 25 years for attempted child rape and possession of child abuse material, after being caught in an undercover operation.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell and partners launch a program to help small businesses buy their properties, with La Union Studio as the first beneficiary.

A severe crash in Renton left 4 dead and 4 injured; speed may have been a factor. The collision involved 4 vehicles and closed the intersection for hours.

Seattle announces 16 new classrooms for its Preschool Program and opens applications for the 2024-25 academic year, with local officials emphasizing the program's growth and significance.

The documentary "Oyate Woyaka" on the endangered Lakota language premieres March 29 at Bellevue University's Criss Auditorium, spotlighting efforts to preserve the indigenous tongue.

Seattle experiences unexpected warmth before a forecasted week of rain and cloudy skies, with temperatures to drop and a steady pattern of showers to commence, according to NWS Seattle.

Seattle Reign FC is close to being sold for $58 million to a group including the Seattle Sounders, pending approval from the MLS and NWSL. The sale reflects OL Groupe's shift in focus to men's soccer.

Jared Kushner is developing real estate in the Balkans, including projects in Albania and Serbia, which raise ethical concerns as Trump runs for president.

O.L. Reign rebrands to Seattle Reign FC with a new logo, amidst the growing interest in women's sports, with new players joining the team for the upcoming season.

Sandia National Laboratories researchers have developed a more efficient wave energy converter design using a co-design approach and a magnetic spring mechanism, promising increased durability and performance.

Seattle reports a 24% decrease in homelessness and a 20% increase in shelter referrals since January, amidst a 7% rise in medical emergencies due to fentanyl overdoses.

Passengers sue Boeing and Alaska Airlines after a mid-flight fuselage blowout on Flight 1282, claiming traumatic experiences due to alleged negligence.

New Yorkers relying on the Affordable Connectivity Program for their internet service face soaring costs as the program's funding is at risk without Congressional action.