Steve Dazey was named Hunter Education Coordinator of the Year by the IHEA-USA for his commitment to hunter education and firearm safety in Washington.

Seattle's weather is set to clear up today with a high of 74 degrees, but the weekend forecast includes a chance of showers and possibly thunderstorms.

Detectives are investigating a homicide in Seattle's View Ridge neighborhood following a fatal shooting that left one man dead. Two suspects were seen fleeing but remain at large.

Suspects were arrested after a drive-by shooting in Pierce County, leading to a high-speed chase and vehicular collision, with firearms recovered and multiple charges filed.

Seattle Public Utilities seeks a consultant to enhance customer service in line with its 2025-30 strategic plan, with an RFP for a potential $600,000 contract over three to five years.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission discussed beaver relocation, salmon management, and approved land acquisitions during their August meeting in Olympia.

Seattle City Light spotlights Valli Dorai, a Senior Applications Developer, and her role in managing the utility's Asset Suite software, reflecting on her personal interests and work-life balance.

A man was arrested in Seattle for throwing items, including a fish tank, onto Interstate 5 and assaulting a state trooper, leading to a SWAT-involved standoff.

The "Friday Ride" initiative by Pierce County Sheriff's Department promotes safety and community engagement by partnering law enforcement with residents for patrols and crime prevention activities.

The National Weather Service in Seattle has issued a heat advisory for parts of Washington, warning of high temperatures and potential heat-related illnesses.

Seattle's National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for upper 80s to low 90s temperatures, raising health concerns and recommending caution against heat-related illnesses.

Seattle's Landmarks Preservation Board will review the former Phillis Wheatley YWCA Building for landmark status on September 4, 2024. Public comments are welcome at the meeting or in writing.

Seattle's 4th Ave now has an upgraded protected bike lane with concrete curbs, enhanced safety, and new traffic signals, aiming to improve the urban cycling experience.