University of Washington research links wildfire smoke to declines in sperm health, affecting men in fertility treatments, with analysis showing reduced sperm concentration and motility.

Mayors Miller and Ross have designated October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month to promote understanding, early detection, and community engagement in North Bend and Snoqualmie.

Upcoming road closures at SR 18/Snoqualmie Parkway on-ramps to I-90 will affect North Bend and Snoqualmie commuters, with detours in place on specified nights and continuous weekend closures for interchange improvements.

Seattle's weather forecast includes showers, potential thunderstorms, and steady rain chances through the week, with a brief respite of partly sunny days expected starting Sunday.

Seattle gears up for a sports-packed weekend with Mariners, Seahawks, and Sounders all playing home games, aiming for community spirit and smooth crowd management.

Nurses at Seattle Children's Hospital held a rally to address concerns about working conditions, pay, staffing, and to demand a weapon screening program after high numbers of staff assaults.

Washington leads 19 states in a lawsuit against the DOJ over new rules that could restrict federal funding to services for non-documented immigrants who are victims of crime.

Seattle police arrested teenagers with weapons and a geometry book after responding to reports of armed individuals near a suspicious vehicle linked to a recent shooting.

A man was stabbed during an attempted carjacking in Capitol Hill, Seattle. Police are investigating the incident and two other related cases, with no arrests made yet.

A gunshot victim self-admitted to Harborview Medical Center, prompting a Seattle Police investigation into the shooting near 12th Avenue South and South Main Street.

Sheriff Derek Sanders warns of public safety risks due to proposed $4.5 million budget cuts to his department, which could lead to the release of inmates and reduced staffing.

Pierce County Executive Ryan Mello signed directives for a more inclusive work environment, focusing on hiring practices and accessible information for residents.

Pierce County allocated $3.1 million to address youth homelessness, funding six initiatives to help this demographic secure stable housing, as part of the HUD's Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program.