Seattle police arrested a 23-year-old man in Delridge for domestic violence and discharged a firearm. A handgun was seized, and he was booked into King County Jail.

Washington state declares a drought emergency due to low snowpack and dry forecasts, activating $4.5 million in response grants to address water shortages.

Governor Kotek designates April 14-20 as Public Safety Telecommunicators Week in Oregon, acknowledging the essential role of 911 operators who handle over 2 million calls yearly.

WNBA star Caitlin Clark is set to play against the Seattle Storm with her team, Indiana Fever, on May 22 and June 27, after her historic college career.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has released new big game hunting regulations for the 2024-26 seasons, available online and in print soon.

A Florida man, Samuel Aaron Leonard, received a 20-year sentence for child pornography production and intent to sexually abuse a minor after grooming a 14-year-old online.

Seattle's weather will experience typical spring conditions with a mix of showers and sun throughout the week, along with calm winds and mild temperatures, as reported by the National Weather Service Seattle.

Armed carjacking suspects were arrested after leading a high-speed chase through White Center and Burien, Seattle, with police and a helicopter in pursuit.

Sara Nelson proposes a $310,000 shift from Seattle HR to SPD to aid in police recruitment and retention efforts amidst staffing shortages and slow 911 response times. This includes restructuring and quicker engagement with applicants.

BH Properties acquires the Olympic Block in downtown Seattle from EverWest through a foreclosure deal, planning to relocate Pacific Northwest regional operations there.

Marine Area 11 in Washington is open for additional salmon fishing days until April 15, 2024, with a two-salmon daily limit and specific size restrictions.

WA Attorney General Bob Ferguson focuses on collecting DNA from serious offenders, achieving over 2,600 samples, leading to 97 CODIS matches, and potentially solving crimes.

Renton Library's monthly Resource Day offers community support services like healthcare, job training, and free essentials on Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.