One man was injured in a drive-by shooting in North Seattle, with police responding to 911 calls and later locating the victim who is now in serious condition. Suspects remain at large.

The National Weather Service predicts a wet and windy week for Seattle with chances of rain and thunderstorms before sunny weather returns later in the week.

Bellevue releases its "Bellevue 2044" draft plan focusing on housing, sustainability, and equity, with a public session on May 6 to discuss growth strategies for the city.

Seattle's Magnuson Off Leash Area main gate will be closed from May 13 for renovations, including improved access and mobility features. The work, lasting about two months, necessitates using alternate entrances and temporary ADA parking.

Authorities in Washington continue to search for a zebra that escaped from a trailer; three others have been recaptured. Community efforts to help with the search have included forming vehicle barriers.

The Seattle Council rejected a bill for a land use exception to improve affordable housing, opting to focus on a citywide plan for a more strategic approach.

The DES is concluding its noisy geotechnical survey near Heritage Park for the Deschutes Estuary Restoration Project, which disrupted the area's peace.

The Columbia River spring Chinook fishery above Bonneville Dam is closing early on April 30 due to reaching harvest limits, as announced by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.

Law enforcement searches for escaped Monroe Correctional Complex inmate Patrick Lester Clay in Seattle, where he has family ties; the stolen getaway truck was found, but Clay remains at large.

Seattle's weather forecast includes spring showers, a peak temperature of 54 degrees, and clear skies tonight. The city will experience a mix of sun and rain throughout the week with temperatures ranging mostly in the 50s to 60s.

A train derailment on Portland's Steel Bridge caused early morning delays, with no injuries reported. The bridge closed for hours but reopened after an inspection.

Seattle businessman Steven Loo is charged with tax evasion and filing false tax returns, allegedly concealing over $4.8 million in income. He faces significant prison time if convicted.

Seattle expects a week of thunderstorms, rain, and potential hail with temperatures in the mid-50s during the day and low 40s at night, according to the NWS.