Washington State's Attorney General has joined a lawsuit aiming to halt the alleged illegal firing of federal employees, a process not driven by financial needs.

Kirkland invites residents to focus groups on homelessness, emphasizing community involvement in developing its action plan and the recent successful public forums.

The Tacoma City Council seeks to increase senior participation on committees after discussions with older residents. Council Member Hines led the initiative, aiming to appoint at least one person over 65 on each board for their perspectives.

Issaquah School District celebrated a successful inaugural girls' flag football season, significantly increasing female sports participation with all three high schools making playoffs.

The King County Sheriff's Office teams up with the Housing Authority to distribute steering wheel locks to residents, thanks to a state grant, aiming to reduce car thefts.

Seattle's weather forecast includes rain and a mix of clouds with some sun, with temperatures reaching highs around 50 degrees and lows near 40 degrees throughout the week.

The Magnuson Off Leash Area in Seattle is closing from March 10-12 for fence repairs, as stated by Seattle Parks and Recreation. Dog owners are directed to find alternative locations.

An off-duty Washington State Patrol trooper was arrested for DUI vehicular homicide after a fatal crash involving their personal car and a motorcycle.

Parkview Services provides vital affordable housing and support for individuals with I/DD in Pierce County, backed by county funds and impacting many in the community.

Seattle police arrested major drug traffickers, seizing over 9kg fentanyl, other drugs, firearms, and cash. A key figure in the operation now faces potential federal charges.

Semi-truck crashes on I-5 near Kent caused significant traffic delays, with authorities working to clear the scene.

Upcoming street maintenance in Tacoma will lead to closures on South 80th, 82nd Streets and South Ainsworth Avenue between March 6 and April 4 as part of the Residential Street Restoration Program.

Everett high school teacher John Doty has been charged with possessing and distributing child pornography, involving images of very young children. He was fired from Archbishop Murphy High School and held on $250,000 bail.