Liam Kryger pleaded not guilty to murdering a homeless man in Seattle with an ax, despite video evidence and a matching weapon found. His bail is set at $5 million.

MacKenzie Scott donated $640 million to 361 nonprofits, doubling her planned contribution and supporting small organizations via an open application process facilitated by Lever for Change.

The Seattle Seahawks have signed guard Tremayne Anchrum Jr. from the LA Rams to strengthen their offensive line.

Seattle's Human Services Department seeks agencies to provide respite services for unpaid caregivers of the elderly and disabled as part of their support program.

Seattle Reign FC will retire Megan Rapinoe's No. 15 jersey during a ceremony on August 25, marking her as the club's first player to receive this honor.

An LA maintenance man who died recently was identified posthumously as Christian R. Basham—a Washington state child rape suspect who had faked his own death.

The Seattle Seahawks traded for QB Sam Howell, swapping draft picks with the Washington Commanders. Howell is slated to be Seattle's backup quarterback.

A Mexican national pleaded guilty to drug trafficking and firearms charges after being arrested with fentanyl in Oregon and running a drug ring in Washington. He faces a mandatory minimum ten-year prison sentence.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny weather and rising temperatures, with highs in the mid 60s to lower 70s for Seattle, with no rain expected until the following week.

Groundbreaking for King County's first all-electric bus facility in Tukwila, catering to a future fleet of 120 electric buses, began with a partnership between City Light and Metro.

Seattle Police arrested suspects connected to separate fatal shootings in West Seattle and Pioneer Square, ending months of investigation into the incidents that left two dead.

Seattle Parks and Recreation introduces the Park CommUNITY Fund to address racial and environmental injustice by investing up to $1.5 million in local green spaces.

Seattle's Building Inspections division reduces inspection availability from March 25-29 due to staff training, as noted on BuildingConnections.Seattle.gov.