Marysville launches the My Marysville app to ease access to city services for residents, reducing the need for in-person visits and traditional web navigation.

A Nigerian man was sentenced to 54 months in prison for defrauding U.S. pandemic aid programs of over $1 million. He had also attempted tax and other federal loan frauds, resulting in a restitution order for the stolen funds.

Suspects used a forklift to break into a Seattle bank, stealing an ATM and causing significant damage before fleeing. Police are investigating the incident.

WNBA teams Seattle Storm, Los Angeles Sparks, and Las Vegas Aces conducted a major trade involving All-Stars Jewell Loyd and Kelsey Plum, aiming to restructure their rosters.

A shooting in Seattle's Pioneer Square left one man dead and a woman hospitalized, marking the city's first homicide of 2025. Police seek suspects and urge public cooperation.

Seattle's forecast includes sunny days, with potential rain and snow mix later in the week. Clear skies today, highs near 44°F, light winds. Nights around 31°F, with consistent weather until midweek when precipitation chances increase.

Bellevue celebrates Black History Month with "Voices Unbounded," showcasing works by 21 local Black artists. The City Hall exhibit features various mediums and is open to the public until March.

Issaquah's website advises residents to prepare for winter by having an emergency kit for mountain travel, stressing the importance of readiness for cold weather and potentially hazardous conditions.

Seattle's Department of Education and Early Learning announced 2025 initiatives to enhance kindergarten readiness and support educational organizations.

Washington inspectors stopped two mussel-infested tugboats, preventing ecological harm and highlighting the need for public vigilance and state funding to combat invasive species.

Confirmed measles exposure at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport; Snohomish County Health Department advises quarantine and monitoring for symptoms.

Washington's steelhead fishery opens on the Skagit and Sauk Rivers with regulations, reflecting a robust population for fishing amidst conservation efforts.

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown is prepared to challenge President Trump's executive orders that may harm state residents, asserting the office's readiness to defend state laws and values.