Nicholas Matthew awaits a mental competency hearing following a stabbing incident at Point Defiance Park. Charged with attempted murder, his legal proceedings are on hold over mental health concerns.

Glynda Steiner was appointed as the new Director of Transportation and Environmental Services in Snohomish County, bringing over 20 years of experience to oversee road projects and environmental efforts.

Seattle is facing a week of continuous rain and possible thunderstorms, with a 100 percent chance of showers on Saturday and no significant break in the weather until potentially Friday.

Bellevue's Transportation Department won an APWA 2024 Project of the Year Award for their safer, more navigable raised intersections project near the Bellevue Transit Center.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell is launching public safety forums to gather resident input for the new One Seattle Safety Framework as the city addresses crime.

Three children in Everett were hospitalized due to fentanyl overdoses; one tragically died. Incidents occurred within days, raising community concerns about drug safety.

Indigenous artist Andrea Wilbur-Sigo created a new logo for the Indigenous Advisory Council, encapsulating elements of gratitude, protection, and respect with Salish Sea symbolism.

The Seattle Arts Commission welcomes new members, enhancing the city's arts scene with diverse experiences and a focus on social advocacy and racial equity.

Seattle Parks and Recreation introduced a new children's play structure at Urban Triangle Park, designed for climbing and inspired by local history. An official opening event is slated for next month.

Seattle Police seek information about a woman forced into a truck on April 10th near West Seattle and have lost track of the involved vehicle after a brief pursuit.

Two 14-year-old boys were arrested after leading police on a chase following an armed robbery in Kent, as investigations into their involvement in other area crimes continue.

Pierce County allows residents to mix food waste with yard waste for composting, reducing landfill use and greenhouse gases, in alignment with Washington's environmental goals.

The Seattle City Council approved a plan for collaborative discussions on the future uses of Pike Place, engaging various stakeholders including SDOT, the Pike Place Market PDA, and the community.