One man died and two others were injured in a Seattle shooting, with the police investigating and the local community expressing concerns about safety.

Seattle City Light's Colton Phelan, Civil Crew Chief, discusses his role in maintaining the city's underground power grid, his pride in serving the community, and his home life.

Seattle youth participated in the first Youth Transportation Summit, providing recommendations for climate justice and transportation to city leaders.

The FTC sues to block the $24.6 billion Kroger-Albertsons merger, citing threats to competition and consumer prices.

Seattle's OPCD is seeking professionals for three RFPs to aid in Equitable Transit Oriented Development, focusing on strategy, consulting, and utilization of remnant parcels.

A 3.4 magnitude earthquake struck near Carnation, Washington, with no damages or injuries reported. It was felt in nearby areas and is a reminder of the state's seismic activity.

A minor fire occurred in an elevator control room at the top of the Space Needle in Seattle, with firefighters climbing 90 flights of stairs to extinguish it. There were no injuries or significant damage.

Seattle homicide detectives are investigating a suspicious death after a body was found on First Hill, and the cause of death is being determined by the King County Medical Examiner.

Washington House and Senate propose multi-billion dollar transportation budgets, including investment in ferries and highways, but defer the SR 520 bridge project.

Boeing names Uma Amuluru as the new Chief Human Resources Officer, succeeding Michael D’Ambrose, amidst upcoming labor negotiations with the company's largest union.

Seattle crews cleared 200,000 pounds of debris from homeless encampments along I-5, with efforts to house the displaced and secure the area with new fencing.

National Engineers Week highlights local engineers at Seattle City Light, celebrating their critical role in maintaining the city's power and advancing society with the theme "Welcome to the Future."

Seattle's art scene is set for a boost with grants from the Office of Arts & Culture, including programs for young artists, individual creators, and community groups.