Washington and California, with other states, are suing President Trump over his "national energy emergency" declaration, claiming it bypasses environmental protections for fossil fuel benefits.

A Seattle man has received an eight-year sentence for drug trafficking in Whatcom County, involving fentanyl distribution. His case concludes a larger investigation targeting a network distributing drugs to the Lummi Indian reservation.

The Commercial Aviation Work Group in Washington convenes on May 22 at Paine Field for discussions on aviation and multimodal transport, inviting public participation both in-person and via Zoom.

A Seattle resident's admiration for the Pergola in Pioneer Square sparked a city initiative, inviting locals to share stories that connect them to various places, highlighting the city's character and history.

SDOT partners with Outdoors for All Foundation to offer free adaptive cycle rentals funded by bike and scooter share program fees, enhancing mobility for residents with varying needs.

Two brothers, Victor and Daniel Hernandez-Paredes, were arrested after separate high-speed chases in Seattle, involving multiple traffic violations and law enforcement.

Federal funding cuts prompt Seattle arts organizations to seek emergency resources before a May 9 appeal deadline, with the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture offering a support guide.

Seattle has awarded $2.6 million through its Environmental Justice Fund to support 53 local climate projects over five years, despite funding requests totaling $10.7 million.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signs bills aiming to alleviate the affordable housing crisis, including House Bill 1217, which caps rent increases and provides tax relief for disabled veterans.

SDOT improved pedestrian safety near Rainier View Elementary by updating the Beacon Ave S/51st Ave S/S Leo St intersection with repaving, new sidewalks, and traffic calming measures.

WSP seeks public help to find a red SUV involved in a Kennewick traffic incident, emphasizing its rear-end damage and urging witnesses to provide information.

The article discusses the essential role of volunteers in Seattle's Victim Support Team, who assist victims of violent crimes and work closely with the police.

Councilmember Moore proposes changes to Seattle's Ethics Code to improve transparency and reduce conflicts of interest, following critiques of current policies.