Kirkland City Council will address homelessness and planning on April 15, in a hybrid meeting accessible via Zoom, also discussing the Iceplex and Community Center Proposal.

A woman was arrested in Seattle for throwing hot coffee at a gas station clerk after attempting to steal it. The clerk suffered burns, and the woman claimed self-defense. She was booked on suspicion of robbery.

Washington State enacts HB 1556, allowing tuition waivers at community and technical colleges for students 16 and older, aiming for educational inclusivity and access.

The article describes a stretch of mild and sunny weather in Seattle with temperatures in the 60s and light winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Seattle invites residents to an Open House for the Queen Anne Community Center renovation, focusing on sustainability and community input for the project starting in 2026.

Gunfire in Seattle's University District struck a sorority house; no injuries were reported, and suspects remain at large. Police are investigating the incident.

Seattle Police Department clarified that their vehicle, not ICE's, was near a school, detailing their strategy to prevent crime and support undocumented individuals' safety.

Renton residents are urged to adopt sustainable practices through various environmental activities this spring, emphasizing recycling, conservation, and cleaning.

Drew Lock returns to the Seattle Seahawks on a new contract after a stint with the New York Giants, creating a competitive quarterback situation with Sam Darnold and Sam Howell.

Snoqualmie's police chief, Brian Lynch, was fired for policy violations after an external investigation. He had been on leave since February, and an interim chief has been appointed.

Seattle's forecast includes variable weather with a chance of showers, sunshine, and increasing temperatures throughout the week according to the NWS.

Seattle City Light has completed an investigation into employee misconduct, addressing issues of workplace behavior and committing to improve its culture.

A Laguna Niguel man was indicted for wire fraud, accused of embezzling nearly $1 million from Algas-SDI by making unauthorized purchases and payments to himself.