The article commemorates Deputy Shandon Wright of Pierce County Sheriff's Department, who died unexpectedly at 29 after surgery for a duty-related injury, emphasizing the risks of law enforcement.

A DUI arrest was made after a head-on collision in Seattle left three critically injured. The 22-year-old Acura driver is charged with vehicular assault.

Seattle police arrested a 35-year-old man in connection with a Haller Lake homicide. He was found asleep in his car and subsequently booked into King County Jail.

Bellevue has started a new affordable housing project in the Spring District, with 234 units and $100 million from Amazon's Housing Equity Fund aimed at creating more affordable options.

NWS Seattle reports a partly cloudy sky in Seattle with cool temperatures, high humidity, and calm winds shifting later. Chance of showers increases tonight and persists over the weekend with mild temperatures.

Kirkland is offering free Mental Health First Aid classes to equip residents with skills to assist in mental health crises, similar to CPR for heart attacks.

Seattle Public Utilities welcomed twelve new apprentices for their Water Pipe Worker Apprenticeship Program, emphasizing the importance of the trade and their commitment to professional development.

20 states' attorneys general, including Washington's Nick Brown, submitted an amicus brief challenging a ban on transgender military personnel, supporting the rights of service members like Commander Emily Shilling.

WSDA links contaminated raw pet food to avian flu in domestic cats; one cat euthanized, another being treated. Owners urged to avoid raw diets and seek vet care for symptoms.

Seattle Sounders advance in the Concacaf Champions Cup, set to play Cruz Azul after beating Antigua GFC. FC Cincinnati also progresses, with Kévin Denkey's consistent scoring.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife will host an online meeting on March 4 to discuss proposed fishing restrictions near state ferry terminals.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announces the opening of Cheryl Chow Park in Rainier Valley on April 5, 2025, with festivities planned to honor the former councilmember.

WSU's College of Veterinary Medicine ranks fourth in research expenditures in the U.S., with over $49 million invested in fiscal year 2024, marking a 16% increase from 2021.