City Light promotes gardening for pollinator conservation, citing the dire state of North American bee populations and encouraging public participation in creating pollinator-friendly habitats.

Seattle residents are invited to photograph local wildlife for the 2024 City Nature Challenge, aiming to create a biodiversity census that informs park management.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announces the 3rd Annual One Seattle Day of Service on May 18, encouraging the community to volunteer for various service events.

The article describes Seattle's weather forecast for the week, including sporadic rainfall, mostly cloudy skies, and moderate temperatures with some sunny breaks later in the week.

Amber Yugovich from Seattle was murdered in Nicaragua, with her boyfriend, Brian Bell, being the prime suspect. Her family struggles with her loss and repatriating her body.

An 83-year-old woman was killed in a wrong-way crash caused by a suspect fleeing from a kidnapping and domestic violence incident in Snohomish County. SR 525 was closed for hours during the investigation.

Five Eastside cities collaborate through the Eastside Climate Partnership to create standardized GHG emissions inventories to tackle climate change collectively.

Seattle awards $1 million in Environmental Justice Fund grants for 17 community-led projects, the largest amount to date, with additional funds for Duwamish River projects.

Sound Transit celebrates the opening of its 2 Line in Bellevue on April 27 with festivities, limited parking, and a shuttle service for attendees. Activities, giveaways, and assistance will be available at all new stations.

Councilmember Tammy J. Morales advocates for corporate and wealthier contributions to prevent Seattle Public Library closures due to a citywide budget deficit, underscoring the importance of maintaining essential services.

A man from Federal Way pleaded guilty to sexually motivated assault on a Seattle flight, with a potential 10-year sentence and a suggested nine-month imprisonment.

The National Weather Service forecasts a stretch of mild and partly sunny weather in Seattle with highs of 57 degrees and nights around 44 degrees, then a slight chance of rain at the week’s start.

The EPA introduced new regulations for PFAS in drinking water, while Washington state plans to align with these standards, with a media briefing set for April 10 to discuss policy changes.