An anonymous donor provided financial aid for Venezuelan asylum seekers, enabling their move from an encampment at Seattle's Garfield Community Center back to hotel rooms.

Ex-Tacoma officer Chris Burbank resigned from the Thurston County Sheriff's Office due to community backlash and threats after his hiring and acquittal over Manuel Ellis's 2020 death.

Adam Wisniewski was sentenced to eight years for drug distribution and firearm possession after pleading guilty in a case involving 11.5 kilos of fentanyl, other drugs, cash, and weapons.

A Washington state man received over seven years in prison for his role in the January 6 Capitol riot, with charges including obstruction and assault on officers.

Sanxay Heng Xayadeth of Bellevue was sentenced to over 6 years for drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession after being caught selling to an undercover agent.

An Olympia man pleaded guilty to threatening a Black Social Security office employee with violence while using racial slurs, a hate crime, with a recommended 30-month prison sentence.

Seattle Public Schools is revising its gifted program to foster inclusivity and address diversity issues, phasing out the Highly Capable Cohort by 2027-28 for a more equitable model.

Whitney M. Rivera is appointed to the Snohomish County Superior Court by Governor Jay Inslee, effective April 30th, replacing retiring Judge Anita Farris.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is seeking proposals for new management of Green Lake Pitch & Putt, with emphasis on community engagement and innovation.

The Seattle Animal Shelter is hosting its Annual Kitty Hall event, featuring kittens and two guinea pigs for adoption, coinciding with National Pet Day at City Hall.

Seattle has introduced two interactive maps for tracking tree notices and data, reflecting the city's commitment to balancing urban development with sustainability.

Activists in Tacoma face harassment while vigiling at an ICE facility after a detainee's death. They seek to ensure transparency and support detainees, some of whom are on a hunger strike.

Jack Francis Lynch McGinn, the son of former Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn, was arrested for possessing material depicting child sexual exploitation after a tip led to a search of his home.