About half of Fort Vancouver High’s educators called out after an Instagram account posted manipulated images and AI videos of staff, prompting substitutes and police presence on campus. The district reported the account and is investigating.

A WSDOT crew rescued a lone cow from northbound I‑405 near NE 116th in Kirkland; the agency posted photos on March 5 asking the public to help find her herd.

Pierce County says it prevented 171 young people from homelessness during a HUD‑backed 100‑day push, but officials warn the system still lacks youth‑specific beds and long‑term housing options.

A CoworkingCafe study ranks Bellevue No. 12 for career opportunity, citing strong wages, dense employers and growing coworking space on the Eastside.

Pierce County Sheriff's Office posted a remembrance for Deputy Shandon Wright, 29, recalling his service and urging the community to share memories and support his family.

FIFA pledged $1 million to Seattle as part of an 11-city U.S. legacy program aimed at mini soccer pitches and community projects; the cash would complement city and state World Cup funding.

Pike Place Market Foundation has opened a national search for a permanent executive director while Lisa Chin remains interim. The board posted a job with a $225k 60$250k range and an April 6 priority deadline.

Rebecca “Becky” Benaroya, the Seattle philanthropist behind Benaroya Hall and medical research institutes, has died at 103.

Brad Smith defended Microsoft’s stricter return‑to‑office plan as the Puget Sound phase begins, saying attendance has picked up and leaders want more in‑person collaboration. The change will roll out to other U.S. and international offices later this year.

Seattle Center’s four-day free clinic will offer dental, vision and medical care to people who struggle to access services. Tickets are limited and handed out daily at Fisher Pavilion.

Residents at a 26‑unit Seattle affordable building say a new owner pushed lowball relocation offers and tight deadlines; the city has issued a violation.

Westside Neighbors Shelter in West Seattle took in about 48 people during a sudden cold snap; volunteers warned fentanyl and cold exposure raise hypothermia risks and said small donations keep the doors open.

A new tiny-house village opened in Lake City on Thursday, offering 45 private units and on-site case management as Seattle pushes to expand emergency shelter.