Seattle invests $934,616 in 12 organizations for environmental projects led by communities most affected by climate change and environmental injustice.

A 78-year-old man is recovering after a hit-and-run at NW Market and 22nd NW during a Ballard protest. Organizers say they will add crossing guards as police investigate.

A child was pulled from a tree well in a video shared by local TV; safety groups say these incidents can be deadly and urge skiers to stay in visual contact.

A San Diego federal complaint says Costco advertised its $4.99 rotisserie chicken as preservative-free while ingredient lists include additives plaintiffs call preservatives. The company says it has removed the claims and the case is pending.

A Makah Tribe member received a two-year prison term for a violent knife attack on an intimate partner. The assault occurred on the Lower Elwha Klallam Reservation.

Redd Dog is leaving Sixth Avenue for a full‑service Tacoma brewpub with an in‑house Mexican menu and a beer garden; the Sixth Avenue taproom pours its last beers this Saturday.

Pierce County agreed to pay $100,000 to resolve a 2019 K‑9 bite lawsuit that survived federal appeals.

Seattle is forecasted to experience several rainy days, with temperatures in the low to mid-50s and a consistent chance of precipitation throughout the weekend.

Marysville, WA is hosting a Valentine-themed Cupid Shuffle 5K Fun Run on February 14 at Ebony Waterfront Park to support the Lakewood High School cross country team.

Marysville's Mayor Jon Nehring is set to deliver a State of the City presentation, inviting residents to engage in person or online to learn about city progress and plans.

Clark County is seeking applicants for a volunteer at-large seat on its Arts Commission, offering residents a chance to influence the local cultural scene.

Lawmakers reintroduced bills that would let adults grow cannabis at home, reviving a fight over equity, policing and potential lost tax revenue.

MetLife bought Westlake Tower in a foreclosure sale. The deal underscores downtown Seattle’s ongoing office‑market reset.