Bitter Lake Community Center introduces new spring programs including Kid Zumba, Adult Zumba, nature walks, Pickleball 101, English language class, and a coffee social.

Seattle's Pathway of Lights event successfully took place despite rain, featuring lights, performances, and a surprise visit by Olaf, while also collecting food donations for charity.

Boeing is scrutinized by the NTSB for not providing records on a 737 panel incident, with lawmakers demanding compliance and stressing the need for proper safety practices.

Tech company Swiftly acquires Bybe to enhance its alcohol promotions, merging their retail tech capabilities for better consumer offers and retailer compliance.

The Seattle Seahawks benefited from trading Russell Wilson to the Broncos, who now face $85 million in dead cap after releasing him without him playing on his $165 million extension.

Seattle utilizes Bloomberg's funds to advance equitable city contracting, spotlighting Seattle IT's achievement of surpassing WMBE utilization goals with $116 million spent over three years.

Seattle's Summer Camp programs for kids 5-12 are opening registration, with various pricing options and scholarship opportunities available for financial assistance.

Business Development Resources (BDR) is recognized again as one of Washington's Best Companies to Work For by Seattle Business Magazine, ranking 12th among small businesses.

Seattle Kraken forward Alex Wennberg was sidelined during a game against the Flames due to potential trade discussions, as the NHL trade deadline approaches.

The weather in Seattle is set to clear up today with sun expected after a cold, cloudy morning. Conditions remain calm before an anticipated rainy weekend.

Seattle opens grant applications for K-12 summer learning programs, targeting at-risk youth and addressing educational inequities, with awards up to $80,000 per summer.

Seattle Parks and Recreation will host a public hearing on March 14 to discuss the expansion of off-leash dog areas, with plans for new parks in West Seattle Stadium, Othello, and Ravenna Park.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is hosting free spring egg hunts for children across the city, starting on March 28, with a range of times and locations available.