Seattle Parks and Recreation invites community input on February 24 for the Ward Springs Park play area redesign, emphasizing safety, accessibility, and ADA compliance.

The Seattle/King County Clinic offers free medical services to uninsured and underinsured residents from February 15-18, with a range of healthcare services provided on a first-come, first-served basis.

Good News Downtown marks a year of reporting on Seattle's downtown resurgence, with a population spike, business growth, cultural events, and a focus on sustainability.

Hockey veteran Guyle Fielder is set to receive the Royal Brougham Sports Legend Award in Seattle, while the Seattle Kraken ended their losing streak with a win against the New York Islanders.

The article discusses NFL teams' strategies for the 2024 draft, emphasizing the prioritization of quarterbacks and the potential for high-stakes decisions and trades.

A 15-year-old boy was fatally shot in Burien, with no suspects yet identified as police investigate the incident.

The SODO Business Improvement Area (BIA) in Seattle marks a decade of supporting local commerce and addressing neighborhood issues such as safety and transportation.

Seattle Police arrested a man after a standoff in Pioneer Square, recovering a stolen car and handgun, with the suspect facing assault and other charges.

Seattle celebrates Black History Month with a focus on Black-owned businesses, including events, guides, and the OED's Liberty Project to support BIPOC entrepreneurs.

Officials plan to revive "The Mixer," a workshop series to aid small creative businesses post-COVID-19, offering a $150,000 contract for its relaunch targeted at helping BIPOC, WMBE-owned enterprises. Applications are due by March 1, 2024.

A report commissioned by Seattle and King County shows they have the highest child care costs in Washington, highlighting a system where federal and state funding is insufficient, and the workforce is underpaid.

Seattle began construction of the new Fire Station 31, with officials including Mayor Bruce Harrell present at the groundbreaking. The station will include a public art piece by Damon Brown, set for completion in spring 2025.

There's an increase in early pregnancy screenings in some U.S. states due to stricter abortion laws after Roe v. Wade was overturned, which is impacting patients' decision-making.