Remlinger Farms' Concerts at the Farm bring The Black Keys, The Head And The Heart, CAKE and more to Carnation this summer, with a no‑fee ticket window through April 26.

Starla’s closed its Bellingham outpost on March 28 and says it will relaunch in Seattle as a fuller pizzeria in late 2026 or early 2027.

During a southbound I-5 pursuit that ended near Joint Base Lewis‑McChord, suspects in a reported stolen pickup allegedly threw chainsaws at deputies. Two men are in custody and face assault and eluding counts.

A man was wounded in an apparently random attack in downtown Seattle; police posted a brief alert and are seeking witnesses.

Mechanical trouble north of Westlake forced 1 & 2 Line trains into 15–20 minute headways Monday, leaving some riders held on paused trains. Updates are on Sound Transit’s service alerts.

Sierra is taking over the former Rite Aid spot at Alderwood Plaza and will open in early May, bringing discounted outdoor gear to Lynnwood. The move reuses a large pharmacy footprint and ties into TJX’s national expansion plans.

Fire crews evacuated a Western Ave building after finding high carbon monoxide where gas-powered construction tools had been used. No injuries were reported.

Three people were arrested after protesters blocked entrances to a private StandWithUs reception at Town Hall Seattle. Police cleared the crowd and referred cases to prosecutors.

A federal appeals panel vacated the NLRB’s order that Starbucks' subpoenas were coercive and sent the case back for reconsideration under a new standard.

A wave of unpermitted hot‑dog carts has clustered around Seattle stadiums; officials and health logs point to organized crews and mounting enforcement and safety concerns.

A Central Washington ranch is challenging a $267,540 wetlands penalty and asking for a jury, not an administrative board, to decide whether stockwater ponds count as protected wetlands.

Four people were hurt Saturday in an incident at BP's Cherry Point refinery near Blaine. Company officials say the situation is contained and the injured were taken to a local hospital.

A UW survey of 388 clinicians found frequent cannabis-related vomiting, psychosis and anxiety, plus big gaps in training and screening across Washington.