A 50-year-old man was arrested in Seattle’s First Hill neighborhood after attacking a 34-year-old victim with a hatchet, leaving him with a life-threatening neck wound. The suspect is now facing first-degree assault charges, and a weapon was found in his apartment.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission plans a hybrid meeting in Kennewick to discuss science policy implementation, mid-Columbia River sturgeon management, and other wildlife issues, available for live stream and public input.

Seattle's forecast by the NWS predicts a week of steady rain, with rainfall amounts varying from a tenth to a quarter of an inch, and temperatures around 40-53 degrees.

The Seattle Fire Department celebrates Recruit Class 122 completing four weeks of fire academy training, marking a quarter of their program completion.

The Tacoma City Council seeks applicants for its Public Utility Board to manage city services, encouraging diverse community representation. Members must complete legal training; applications are due March 30, 2025.

A former car sales company employee was sentenced to 142 months in prison for embezzling over $2 million, living luxuriously, and avoiding initial sentencing.

Washington State's House passed HB 1218 aiming to reform the mental health system, particularly focusing on improved community-based treatments and reducing unnecessary incarcerations.

A California man, Winston "Dice Capone" Burt, was sentenced to 15 years for sex trafficking and firearms possession after his November 2022 arrest and violent crimes against victims.

Bellevue's City Council extends the Safe Parking Program, which aids homeless families, through 2026 due to its success in transitioning many to stable housing.

Seattle's forecast includes showers and potential thunderstorms, with varied chances of precipitation and highs around 48-50 degrees throughout the week.

Snohomish County donates surplus vehicles to three non-profits, reflecting a change in policy to aid community organizations.

King County reports first pediatric flu deaths of the season and stresses the importance of vaccinations and public health measures to combat a severe flu season.

A Nigerian man pleaded not guilty in Seattle court to charges related to orchestrating a tax fraud by stealing W-2 information, aiming to claim over $1 million in refunds.