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.

Seattle faces a week of typical dreary weather, with overcast skies and cool temperatures, and a consistent chance of rain throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.

A semi-truck accident on SR-18 near Auburn caused traffic delays after the truck hit the Green River Bridge and tipped over. No injuries were reported. Traffic backed up 3 miles during morning rush hour.

Bodies of two exchange students were recovered from Eagle Falls after they fell and went missing, highlighting the spot's danger despite its popularity.

Mayor Bruce Harrell announces the addition of 16 new classrooms to Seattle’s Preschool Program, encouraging local families to apply for the expanded educational offering.

The U District Cherry Blossom Festival, filled with themed treats and activities, celebrates the historic cherry blossoms at the University of Washington through April 1.

Young Chinese students show a declining interest in studying in the U.S., opting for other countries due to cost and safety concerns post-pandemic, signaling potential long-term shifts in China-U.S. educational ties.

Westbound I-90 in Seattle has reopened after a recycling truck rollover at the I-5 junction caused a hours-long closure. Minor injuries were reported, and traffic flow has resumed.