Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Brent Jones to Step Down in September Following Achievements
Seattle Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Brent Jones announced his departure effective September 3 after significant achievements in the district, including improved graduation rates and equity initiatives.
Bellevue City Council Narrows Down Search to 5 Finalists for Vacant Seat, Ponders Mandatory Sentences as Infrastructure Project Pushes Ahead
The Bellevue City Council is selecting a new member from five finalists, discussing a major infrastructure project, considering a crime ordinance on mandatory minimum sentences, and has issued a proclamation celebrating Nowruz.
Seattle Police Nab 18-Year-Old Sleeping in Stolen Car Filled with Weapons, Suspected in November Armed Robbery
Seattle Police arrested an 18-year-old man with a criminal history, sleeping in a stolen car filled with weapons and ammunition. He was booked on firearms charges and may be linked to a prior armed robbery.
Kirkland City Council Invites Residents to Participate in Hybrid Meeting Discussing RapidRide K Line and Legislative Priorities
Kirkland City Council schedules a hybrid meeting for March 18, 2025, covering issues like RapidRide K Line support, electric leaf blower initiative, and more, with options for public participation.
Seattle Braces for a Week of Clouds and Rain with Mild Temperatures, Says National Weather Service
Seattle's weather forecast predicts a cloudy week with mid-50s temperatures and rain events leading into the weekend, with steady precipitation continuing into the following Thursday. Snow may mix overnight Thursday, but with little accumulation.
Washington State University Launches $5M Study on Biochar and Hemp's Impact on Crop Yields and Soil Health
Researchers at Washington State University are conducting a six-year study on the benefits of biochar and hemp in agriculture, funded by a $5 million DOE grant, to improve soil health and crop yields.












