Bill Dawson Trail in Seattle will close starting May 12 for construction related to the SR 520 Portage Bay Bridge and Roanoke Lid Project, remaining closed until 2030.

Two people were shot in a car in east Tacoma; the male victim died, and the female is stable. Authorities are investigating the incident as a homicide. No arrests have been made.

Weather in Seattle remains moody with a mix of clouds and sun. Conditions feature cool temperatures, a steady wind, and a chance of rain throughout the week.

Seattle is seeking new Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners members who will volunteer to guide city park development and recreation programs. The board aims for diversity, including BIPOC voices, and requires a few hours monthly from members.

Governor Ferguson signed HB 1791 into law, enabling Washington local governments to use Real Estate Excise Tax for affordable housing and homelessness services.

Louis Montel De’Andre Dowers, 32, has pleaded guilty in federal court to carjacking and brandishing a firearm during a violent crime near Lumen Field. He faces a mandatory minimum of five years and up to life in prison. Sentencing is scheduled for August 4, 2025.

Employee at Capitol Hill chicken restaurant was assaulted after confronting disruptive customers, leading to an active SPD investigation for the suspects.

Thurston County's Public Health and Social Service buildings will be closed on April 30 for an all-staff meeting, resuming normal operations on May 1.

Washington State Senator Bill Ramos has died unexpectedly while trail running, leaving behind a legacy of community service and advocacy for the underserved.

Seattle Police Department's AFIS Units played a pivotal role in identifying a suspect with CSAM found in a dumpster, leading to his arrest and admission of past child molestation.

Snohomish County invites residents to meetings about its first Community Wildfire Protection Plan to learn about wildfire preparedness and evacuation strategies.

Washington state Sen. Bill Ramos has passed away, confirmed by House Speaker Laurie Jinkins, who praised his dedication and service to the state legislature.

Rain is expected in Seattle after 2 p.m. with a 70% chance, followed by a mostly sunny Monday and warmer, sunny days ahead, reaching near 70 by Thursday.