Seattle is identified as the least religious large metro area in the US, with 64% of adults rarely or never attending religious services, followed by San Francisco and Boston.

Seattle crews dismantled a homeless man's encampment in Dr. Jose Rizal Park, including items like a washing machine and beer kegs, amid ongoing homelessness issues.

The Seattle Humane Pet Food Bank is addressing a severe supply shortage, receiving community donations, and plans to resume services on February 29th.

Seattle held a workshop at Garfield High School to promote financial education and wealth generation strategies for BIPOC communities in tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King's legacy.

The article details the case of Philbert Shorty, a Native American whose disappearance and murder were unsolved until a confession by Shiloh Oldrock, who admitted to killing Shorty after heavy drinking.

Pro-Palestinian protesters marched in downtown Seattle, advocating for a ceasefire in Gaza and disrupting traffic. They also criticized Google and Amazon's contracts with the Israeli government.

The City of Seattle has agreed to a $10 million settlement with protesters over allegations of police brutality during the 2020 demonstrations.

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.

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.

A man sues Tacoma after a police officer ran him over during a street-racing event in 2021, causing severe injuries. The officer was not charged, but the lawsuit alleges excessive and deadly force.

Seattle's Human Services Department requests proposals to enhance transportation options for seniors, focusing on healthcare and food access, with an emphasis on aiding marginalized communities.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is seeking volunteers for its Urban Nature Guide program, offering training in environmental education and inclusivity. Applications close on March 15th.

Seattle's Food Equity Fund is accepting proposals for its $2.3 million grants, aimed at addressing food injustices, until March 19. The fund supports projects led by BIPOC, immigrants, and low-income communities.