Washington and Rhode Island AGs condemned AG Pam Bondi's threats to fire DOJ staff over political beliefs, asserting such actions are illegal and a threat to justice.

King County Sheriff's Office and the King County Housing Authority are offering free anti-theft steering wheel locks to public housing residents to deter vehicle theft.

Pierce County has launched a $70,000 environmental grant program for watershed improvement, accepting diverse applicant proposals until April 30, 2025.

One driver died and several were injured in a high-speed collision involving a sedan overtaking a school bus in Pierce County. The area remains closed for investigation.

Frontier Airlines expands Paine Field's destinations with new direct flights to Denver, Las Vegas, and Phoenix starting June 2, bringing the airport's direct-city count to 10.

A pedestrian was fatally hit by a vehicle on State Route 2 in Snohomish early Tuesday, with authorities investigating the incident and the road closed for traffic.

Kirkland prepares for the Shamrock Run on March 15, 2025, expecting traffic delays and road closures. Over 1,000 participants will join in races including a 5K, 10K, and Kids Dash.

A street race in Seattle resulted in a head-on collision, injuring eight people. The driver of the racing car, who was impaired, faces vehicular assault charges.

Seattle's forecast includes overcast skies, 47°F temps, high humidity, light north winds, clear visibility, and a wet week ahead with chances of showers, according to the NWS.

WSU Board of Regents will meet at the Tri-Cities campus on March 6-7 for committee sessions and a full board meeting, with public speaking opportunities available.

Bellevue's City Council is revising their Diversity Advantage Plan, focusing on affordable housing and community engagement, with input from communities of color.

Seattle City Council President Sara Nelson urges approval of Council Bill 120933 for workforce housing near sports stadiums, despite legal threats from the Port of Seattle.

Bellevue seeks new City Council member after Janice Zahn's move to State Legislature; applications due by March 7 for Position 5, with term until November 2025.