Desmond Bostick from Washington pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a woman on an Alaska Airlines flight in June 2023. He faces a potential 9-month prison sentence.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has set tentative salmon fishing seasons for 2024-2025 similar to last year's, aiming to balance sport and conservation.

A man was arrested in Bellevue for a series of crimes, including home invasion at gunpoint and burglary, after stealing a car and firing a gun through a front door.

Renton's Earth Day celebration on April 20 includes live music, food, and games at the Renton Community Center to promote sustainability and community unity.

Seattle's Carkeek Park hosts bird-focused night hikes and walks starting April 11, with events at several parks including owl prowls and a Spring Migration wildlife walk.

UW football player Tylin Tamis Rogers, known as Tybo, was charged with two counts of felony rape, with allegations from the previous year. He posted $300,000 bail and has been indefinitely suspended from team activities.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife updated its Fish Washington app, providing improved features and fixes for anglers to stay updated on fishing regulations.

A New Jersey man, Jonathan Achtemeier, has been indicted for tampering with truck emission controls, causing significant pollution and profiting heavily from the illegal activity. He pleaded not guilty.

A judge in Washington state ruled the ban on high-capacity magazines unconstitutional, prompting the AG to challenge the decision in the State Supreme Court.

Seattle has released its 2024 summer camp brochure with a variety of options for children, including specialized camps and inclusive programs for youth with disabilities. Registration is now open.

Seattle City Council has unanimously approved new labor contracts that will increase the salaries of approximately 7,000 city workers, as signed into law by Mayor Bruce Harrell.

Bellevue seeks community input for selecting a new city manager, encouraging residents to complete a survey on desired candidate qualities by April 21.

Seattle Parks & Recreation partners with Oshun Swim School to offer inclusive swimming opportunities for the BIPOC + Allies community, focusing on a trauma-informed, culturally centered approach.