The National Weather Service forecasts sunny weather in Seattle with temperatures reaching up to 58 degrees, shifting to partly cloudy at night. Rain chances increase towards the weekend.

The Seattle Kraken have fired head coach Dave Hakstol after a series of losses and a drop in offensive efficiency.

Tacoma Public Schools is adjusting start times in 2024-25, starting high schools later and middle schools earlier, amid mixed parent reactions and concerns for student sleep and safety.

Snohomish County's Little Bear Creek Advance Mitigation Site wins the 2024 Public Works Project of the Year, saving environmental resources and future costs.

The article details Seattle's weather forecast, which includes showers, thunderstorms, and a possibility of hail and gusty winds, with varied chances of precipitation throughout the week.

A King County judge allows Washington Attorney General Ferguson to continue his legal challenge against the proposed Kroger-Albertsons merger over antitrust concerns.

Washington state invests $156 million in solar energy and clean transportation, including rebates for EVs, aiming to support low-income communities and reduce pollutants.

A 21-year-old woman fell from an overpass and was struck by a hit-and-run driver on I-5 in Seattle. Authorities are investigating the early morning incident that led to a prolonged freeway closure.

Juanita Beach Park in Kirkland showcases Rainworks art visible only when wet, linking eco-awareness with public space and encouraging pollution prevention.

Increased fecal bacteria may lead to shellfish harvest restrictions in 15 out of 115 areas in Washington, as reported by the DOH, though affected areas remain open while under review.

The Seattle Kraken is expanding broadcast access through deals with KING 5, KREM 2, and Amazon Prime Video, encompassing over 70 games from the 2024 season.

The San Juan County Council is advancing environmental initiatives and addressing safety and infrastructure issues, amid concerns about alleged unauthorized construction and plans for a new public safety building.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is hiring for summer positions with a starting wage of $24/hr, hosting a hiring event on May 4 at the Miller Community Center.