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.

The Seattle City Council proclaimed February as a time to celebrate African American contributions to the arts, honoring local artists and cultural sites.

Seattle's Little Saigon Park is preparing for its June opening with cultural events and a children's play area, following challenges such as soil issues and design changes.

Washington state legislators debate a bill proposing a 5% annual cap on rent increases, stirring opposition from landlords and concerns from tenants facing rising costs.

Seattle is set for heavy rain and a possible record-high January temperature since 2020, with a 60-degree forecast and continual rain throughout the weekend.

Seattle ranks fourth in America's most walkable cities, reflecting a broader urban trend towards pedestrian-friendly environments as detailed in a Smart Growth America report.

Alaska Airlines announces a new nonstop service from Seattle to Toronto starting May 16, 2024, featuring daily flights that connect the two cities for both leisure and business travel.

Washington lawmakers are advancing a bill to adopt permanent Pacific Standard Time, ending the semi-annual clock change and circumventing the need for federal approval.