New canopy and café lighting have been installed at Hing Hay Park in Seattle to enhance safety and cultural ambiance, celebrated by Mayor Harrell and other leaders.

Lynnwood Police arrested two suspects linked to a series of cosmetic thefts, recovering over $12,000 worth of stolen goods potentially tied to a retail theft ring.

A winter storm caused power outages for around 50,000 households in Western Washington. Crews worked to restore power, with outages dropping to below 2,000. The weather also affected roads and schools.

An overnight snowstorm in Western Washington caused significant power outages and dangerous road conditions, leading to stranded drivers and closed schools.

Thieves stole $30,000 worth of equipment from Mina Bake Shop in Seattle before its opening, forcing owners Nancy and Hannah Phan to deal with a significant setback.

A Seattle couple visited all 63 US national parks, naming Grand Teton as the best. They survived a plane crash during their travels, documented on social media, offering their top picks and inspiring travelers.

A Seattle father and son were sentenced for running an illegal marijuana operation, bypassing state regulations.

Marshawn Lynch trolled 49ers fans in Vegas after their Super Bowl loss, saying "(Bleep) you" to each fan he met, reflecting the Seahawks-49ers rivalry.

The Washington women's basketball team suffered a close loss to California, marking their fourth consecutive defeat, despite a late-game comeback attempt.

The Seattle Police Department, spotlighted for gender discrimination, is adopting reforms aimed at improving conditions for women officers as part of the "30 By 30 Initiative."

Seattle is updating its Creative Economy Report to analyze the industry's growth and job data over the past five years, calling for consulting services with a $70,000 budget and a March 2024 deadline.

Apple acquires global rights for the Sundance film "Fancy Dance," starring Lily Gladstone, with plans for a theatrical and Apple TV+ release later in the year.

Seattle's King Conservation District and the city allocated $413,000 in grants to seven organizations to improve natural resources and aid marginalized groups.