Seattle Parks and Recreation introduces metal waste bins across 500 parks, aiming for a 75% waste diversion rate and aligning with the city's environmental goals.

Seattle Police Department investigates an officer-involved fatal shooting of a knife-armed individual outside their precinct, despite de-escalation attempts.

Seattle Councilmembers Strauss and Rinck request a delay in the vote on the Stadium District rezone due to last-minute amendments and the need for thorough review and stakeholder engagement.

Tacoma's comprehensive strategy to tackle homelessness is yielding positive results, with increased shelter capacity, healthcare initiatives, and investments in permanent housing solutions.

Vix Technology settled with the DOJ for $2.1 million over claims of fraudulently obtaining a PPP loan. They had exceeded the employee limit but chose to settle to avoid litigation.

The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU will open its 2025 MFA Thesis Exhibition on March 25, featuring work by graduating MFA students, with an artist talk on April 4.

Shoreline calls for nominations for its Community Champion Award, recognizing individuals' efforts in inclusivity and community improvement. Awards include a youth category and acknowledge volunteer work, focusing on anti-racism and civic engagement.

Washington's clam, oyster, and mussel seasons are open, with WDFW offering regulations and tips. Harvesters need licenses and should check for safety advisories before collecting shellfish.

UMP enrollees face possible provider network changes; HCA communicates the impact and ongoing negotiations, reminding that historically such disputes are often resolved without coverage interruption.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Office collaborates with Crime Stoppers to find two suspects who stole 60 firearms and art from a storage unit. They seek tips and provide a video for recognition assistance.

Sonics legend Slick Watts has passed away at 73, leaving a legacy both on the basketball court and within the Seattle community through various endeavors.

Washington State Patrol found a stolen car driven by a 13-year-old, with passengers aged 11 to 14, at a Texaco station in Enumclaw, after the car was seen driving erratically.

Washington State's House passed House Bill 1271, which gives the Washington State Patrol authority to pre-position wildfire response resources, aiming for faster response times and improved community safety.