The Seattle area is forecasted to experience a series of rainy days starting tonight, with high chances of rain and strong gusts continuing over the weekend and into next week.

Jim Watson and Mark Vekasy of the WDFW track ferruginous hawks for conservation, using radio tags like on hawk 264292 to study migration and enhance species survival.

A domestic violence attack in Edmonds led to a woman escaping a hammer assault by her husband, who was later found dead, presumed to have fallen from a bridge.

The National Weather Service in Seattle predicts a rainy period ahead for the region starting with occasional sunshine and transitioning to continuous rain and overcast conditions, with highs in the mid-50s and lows in the mid-40s.

Seattle's DEEL, with BrightSpark, plans to continue Child Care Worker Retention Payments in Spring 2025 to support local early educators and reduce turnover.

The National Weather Service predicts showers in Seattle today with possible clearance in the afternoon, and more showers this evening with light winds throughout the day.

DEEL is seeking applicants for the FEPP Levy Oversight Committee. Applications are due by November 5, 2024, as members will advise on fund allocation and engage with the community.

Seattle faces a typical week of Pacific Northwest weather with cloudy skies and scattered showers, a brief respite of clearer skies, and a weekend likely marked by rain.

Seattle's Windz of Change Alliance, backed by the city, works to educate about the climate and cultural significance of trees, focusing on the relationship between Indigenous heritage and environmental health.

A memorial in Seattle’s Capitol Hill turned tragic with a double shooting, leaving two injured. Despite SPD's efforts, the suspects are still at large.

King County has updated its Flood Management Plan for the first time since 2006 to address increasing flood risks due to climate change, incorporating modern climate science and strategies to protect both urban and coastal areas.

New winter ferry schedules starting December 29 in Anacortes and the San Juan Islands aim to better serve the needs of island communities, following extensive planning and public input.

Seattle is offering $455,000 in tech grants to non-profits aiming to close the digital divide. Applications for the Technology Matching Fund are due by December 16, 2024, with opportunities to attend information sessions.