Washington's Attorney General Nick Brown sued the Trump administration for illegally withholding $9 million in climate funds, affecting state resilience programs.

A registered sex offender in Seattle pled guilty to new federal charges, including sexual exploitation of minors and intent to engage in sexual acts with a minor, after removing his ankle monitor.

Seattle police arrested three suspects for a vicious assault and robbery in Pioneer Square, leaving the victim in serious condition.

The Kirkland City Council discussed the bravery of local firefighters, updates from the KTUB, planning commission recruitment, support for an age-friendly community network, and the Kraken Iceplex project in their meeting.

A motorcyclist died in a collision in Seattle's Brighton neighborhood, with police investigation ongoing. No impairment was found in the other driver involved.

Washington State Rep. Mari Leavitt has been selected for the prestigious CSG Henry Toll Fellowship, aimed at fostering leadership among state officials.

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown enforces the state's rent stabilization law, obtaining refunds for tenants overcharged by landlords in places like Bothell and Vancouver, according to an official news release.

East Pierce County health officials investigate a potential local malaria case in a woman with no recent travel history, while emphasizing low risk of contraction and suggesting preventative measures.

Progressive candidate Katie Wilson leads the Seattle mayoral primary against incumbent Mayor Bruce Harrell, with homelessness and affordability as key issues.

Seattle's Festival Sundiata's Black Arts Fest celebrates its 45th year with a free, family-friendly event showcasing African American culture through arts, music, food, and more at the Seattle Center.

Seattle's National Weather Service forecasts a partly sunny, 77-degree day with light winds and a 60% chance of rain after 2 AM. Showers and possible thunderstorms expected Wednesday.

Snohomish County seeks proposals for better behavioral health facilities with $6M available; applications due by August 29, 2025, with mandatory info sessions in August.

A Seattle man received a six-year sentence for a carjacking in Pioneer Square with a 'ghost gun'; authorities emphasized the crime's severity and the success of a DOJ task force.