Tacoma's South 21st Street closes for 6-8 weeks for the Prairie Line Trail Project, aiming to improve non-motorized transit. Detours are in place as infrastructure work, including sewer improvements, are undertaken.

Kirkland will host its business pitch competition on April 9, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. at the Kirkland Performance Center, featuring local entrepreneurs competing for funding.

Applications are open for a Community Police Academy in King County, with sessions on police operations for residents of specific areas, requiring an application and background check.

A Kirkland man was arrested for dealing drugs in Seattle; police seized fentanyl, cocaine, crack, and cash after surveillance linked him to frequent sales in Belltown.

A man was arrested for stealing over $10,000 worth of Legos from a toy store and was found with drugs, stolen firearms, and debit cards upon his capture.

House Democrats in Washington propose revenue bills targeting wealthy residents with a Financial Intangible Assets Tax and corporate income with a B&O tax surcharge to address the state's $15 billion budget shortfall and fund education.

Seattle Children's Research Institute reports a potential cure for Dravet syndrome, a rare epilepsy, using a new gene therapy developed by Dr. Franck Kalume and his team.

Seattle's I-5 Colonnade Park is getting a new pump track for cyclists, thanks to a partnership with the Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance. Construction began on March 12, aiming for a more inclusive outdoor space.

Seattle Parks invites public input on Judkins Park renovation through an online survey available until March 31, focusing on playground, spray park, and restrooms.

Tax preparer Keith Altamirano indicted for 16 counts of preparing false tax returns, costing the U.S. Treasury $5 million.

Kirkland Police Department hosts a free Gun Safety Class on April 1 to educate residents on responsible firearm handling.

WSDOT maintenance to close ramps in Tacoma on I-705 and SR 509 from March 24-28, with detours planned. HEAL will offer homeless services during this period.

Attorneys general from 12 states oppose Trump-era passport reforms they say harm transgender individuals by enforcing a binary gender policy, countering the inclusivity of some state-issued documents.