NFL coach Bill Belichick attended a University of Washington football practice to watch his son, Steve, who is the team's defensive coordinator, and also participated in a coaching clinic at the university.

Seattle is a finalist for the 2024 All-America City Award, recognized for its efforts in democracy, innovation, and community action by the National Civic League.

The Seattle Fire Department issued safety tips for e-bike and e-scooter users to prevent fires caused by lithium-ion batteries, emphasizing proper charging, care, and disposal.

Seattle is hosting open houses for public input on the One Seattle initiative, with future events at various locations and a virtual meeting on May 2.

The James Beard Foundation has announced its 2024 award finalists, with six Seattle culinary professionals recognized, including the Pham sisters for Outstanding Restaurateur and Janet Becerra for Emerging Chef.

The Plaza Garage pedestrian tunnel at the Capitol Campus will close temporarily from April 8th to 19th for skylight repairs, affecting nearby parking spots and requiring commuters to use alternative routes.

An Uber driver in Seattle was assaulted and robbed by passengers after refusing to transport a toddler without a car seat. The incident ended with the assailants, including a man and three women, fleeing the scene.

Gov. Jay Inslee appoints David Schumacher to the University of Washington Board of Regents, filling Jeremy Jaech’s vacated position effective immediately.

The Portland Housing Bureau has selected four development teams to propose designs for affordable housing on Parcel 4A of the Broadway Corridor project.

Nicholas Matthew was charged with first-degree attempted murder after allegedly stabbing a woman multiple times on a trail in Tacoma's Point Defiance Park.

The Human Services Department spotlights Dyllyn Werthan, a Sexual Assault Victim Advocate in Seattle, emphasizing her role and the "Seek Then Speak" program.

Sidewalk repair at Washington's Capitol Campus will temporarily close pathways on April 5, with detours provided. Slabjack is contracted for the job, and progress may be weather-dependent.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announces the opening of the new Green Lake Community Boathouse on April 13, 2024, with a focus on inclusivity and watersports.