A fire in Seattle's Bitter Lake area left a woman in critical condition; firefighters used a defensive strategy as the house was engulfed in flames. The cause is under investigation.

Seattle's Office of Sustainability and Environment is allocating $1.2 million to support local organizations' environmental justice projects, focusing on communities disproportionately affected by climate change.

Washington State University scientists are improving the nutritional value of pancakes by incorporating whole grains, aiming to enhance their health profile without compromising taste.

Acting Police Chief Paul Junger endorses Interim Police Chief Patti Jackson's appointment, highlighting the commitment to serve Tacoma PD and support the department's progress.

The City of Kirkland is seeking applications from residents to serve on various advisory boards and commissions, offering a chance to influence local governance.

Attorney General Nick Brown and 11 other AGs warn federal workers about the potential risks of Trump’s "deferred resignation" program, emphasizing concerns over misleading promises and job security.

Puyallup City planners announced the transformation of 9th Ave SW into a "Festival Street," starting construction on February 3, 2025, causing long-term road closures.

Seattle police investigate a homicide in the Central District after a man was found shot early morning and later died.

A man was shot and killed early Saturday in Seattle's Central District; the suspect fled and remains at large. Police are investigating the incident amidst concerns over gun violence in the city.

Washington state legislators consider a bill to mandate ISA devices in vehicles for habitual speeders and those resuming driving post-suspension for racing or excessive speeding.

A U.S. District Court temporarily restrained the Trump Administration's policy to freeze federal funding, impacting essential services, after 22 states contested the move.

Seattle Police conducted a sting that resulted in the arrest of nine men for attempting to engage in prostitution on Aurora Avenue.

WSU student Nick DiPietro studied Africa's large carnivores in Tanzania after receiving the Gilman Scholarship, examining animal behavior and human-animal conflict.