The WDFW closed Marine Area 10's winter Chinook salmon fishery early due to excessive catch numbers, with fishermen significantly surpassing the limit. Other areas remain open according to specific schedules.

The Seattle weather forecast predicts continuous damp conditions, with daily chances of rain and cloudy skies. The National Weather Service expects temperatures in the low 50s, with showers and potential thunderstorms mid-week.

Seattle magazine's recent issue features an in-depth look at nine diverse Seattle neighborhoods, highlighting their unique characteristics and the changes they are undergoing.

Seattle Veterinary Outreach's mobile clinic was stolen and heavily vandalized, disrupting services for the pets of homeless and low-income individuals. The community is rallying to support the nonprofit.

Seattle drivers now have new dedicated left turn lanes on Montlake Boulevard, giving direct westbound SR 520 access as part of the Montlake Project to ease congestion.

The Pentagon has identified an additional $300 million for Ukraine, marking the second time in nine months it has found funds without new Congress appropriations, despite a stalemate over the defense bill.

Only 20% of US electricity is from renewables, with 60% from fossil fuels, and the rest from nuclear energy. Seattle City Light illustrates the importance of differentiating between renewable and green sources as the demand for electricity grows.

The WDFW has announced a six-day razor clam dig starting March 26 on Washington's coast, emphasizing safety and conservation regulations for participants.

The Washington Youth ChalleNGe Academy hosted a college and career fair with 15 booths, giving students, including Andy Herrera and Jordan Harris, opportunities to explore educational and career options.

T-Mobile Park unveils new food options for Seattle Mariners fans, including Japanese dishes and reimagined classics, with local flavors and a charitable component benefiting Seattle Children's.

Washington scraps the bar exam requirement for attorneys, opting for alternative pathways like apprenticeships and welcoming out-of-state lawyers after a year.

The family of Russell Walker III, a 15-year-old murder victim, is seeking answers amidst a confusing multijurisdictional investigation into his death.

Sean Coiteux, a co-owner of two diesel truck companies, pleaded guilty to Clean Air Act violations for tampering with emissions controls on about 375 trucks, resulting in significant environmental and public health impacts.