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.

Lake Washington High School in Kirkland was evacuated after a bomb threat, leading to a thorough search with no bomb found. Classes were canceled for the day, and the investigation is ongoing.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announces financial strategies in response to economic forecasts and potential federal funding cuts, including spending cuts and reviews of new projects.

Police believe a domestic violence suspect, Avon A. Cobb, initially thought dead in a fire during a standoff, may still be alive and are urging the public to be on the lookout.

King County Sheriff announced a new procedure with deputies trained as phlebotomists for DUI investigations, promising efficiency by allowing on-scene blood draws.

Everett Police seek a suspect for assaults at two bikini barista stands. Described as a thin man around 6'3", he targeted the stands days apart. Officers are increasing patrols and seeking public help.

Dennis Aguilar Huisa, 37, faces federal charges for drug possession with intent to distribute, firearm possession linked to drug trafficking, and money laundering.

A car prowl on UW's Greek Row led to shots fired and a stray bullet hitting a sorority house. No injuries were reported, and suspects remain at large.

Lummi Nation member Joseph Jefferson was sentenced to 51 months for strangling his partner, reflecting the U.S. justice system's stand against domestic violence in tribal communities.

Renton is hosting a series of eco-friendly activities for spring cleaning, focusing on recycling and conservation, including a shredding and medication collection event on April 26.

The Bellevue Police Department maintains CALEA accreditation, affirming its commitment to exemplary policing standards, with rigorous evaluation every four years and remaining accredited through 2028.