An 11-year-old boy attempted to stab a student at Alderwood Middle School; a teacher intervened, preventing injuries. The assailant fled and remains at large. The Edmonds School District emphasized student safety and community concern followed.

Seattle police arrested 11 in the Chinatown-International District, seizing narcotics and drug paraphernalia, including an incident involving a woman with a glass pipe and a man with an outstanding warrant.

Rep. Joe Timmons requests $21 million to fix funding disparity for Western Washington University, aiming to increase state support and address the historical per student funding inequity.

Seattle Police Department launches a new crime prevention plan focusing on increased patrols, proactive enforcement, and partnerships to address violent crime.

The Washington state Attorney General is suing RealPage and several landlords for allegedly conspiring to set high rental prices using RealPage's software, potentially affecting around 800,000 leases.

The U.S. District Court in Rhode Island issued a temporary restraining order to restore $11 billion in federal public health funds after a lawsuit from 23 states and D.C. against the HHS.

A fatal house fire, a road rage incident with confusing details, and the arrest of a woman for possession of a stolen vehicle marked a weekend of incidents in Pierce County.

The City of Bellevue is surveying residents and workers to shape its 2025 Human Services Needs Update, influencing future funding allocation for community services.

WDFW is seeking public input on management strategies for Lower Columbia River tributary fisheries and updating its Fishery Management Evaluation Plan.

A fast food worker was arrested for having a loaded stolen gun intending to shoot a coworker, with charges including attempted assault and possession of a stolen firearm.

WSDOT announces summer lane closures on northbound I-5 Ship Canal Bridge for maintenance to ensure the Yesler to Northgate project stays on track for 2027 completion.

Cheryl Chow Park opens in Seattle's Rainier Valley, featuring play areas, pathways, a basketball court, and picnic spaces, honoring the late councilmember Cheryl Chow.

King County Metro will resume fare enforcement on March 31st, focusing on high-ridership routes, with 30 officers ensuring compliance, as fare revenues are crucial for the transit system.