A former financial advisor from Fox Island, WA, was indicted for defrauding an elderly client of over $920,000 and faces multiple charges, including wire and mail fraud.

The Capri Bar in Seattle's Rainier Beach has been declared a nuisance due to violence, including a fatal shooting and illegal alcohol sales. The police chief's label could mean fines for the owners.

A man died after his car fell from a parking platform in Seattle; investigations into parking structure safety have intensified following the incident.

The article describes a wet and unpredictable weather forecast for the Pacific Northwest, with varying chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week.

Safeway donates food and $20,000 for equipment updates to WSU's Cougar Food Pantry, with an event scheduled to showcase new refrigerators, freezers, a recipe tasting, and the Chancellor's Food Challenge.

Pierce County introduces the HEAR grant to provide free electric upgrades for low-income households, aiming at reducing energy consumption and carbon footprint. Applications are now open.

The City of Sammamish is hosting an Earth Day event with activities to educate on sustainability and conservation, including educational booths, animal encounters, crafts, a scavenger hunt, and story time sessions for kids.

The Issaquah City Council discussed several proclamations and local issues such as tourism funding, urban development, and filling a council vacancy in their recent meeting.

Seattle police are investigating a SODO neighborhood shooting where a man suffered a chest wound. Despite a thorough area search, no suspects have been arrested.

A 3.7 magnitude earthquake struck northeast of Greenwater, Washington, with no injuries or damage reported. Residents felt the quake in King and Pierce counties. Safety protocols were shared following the event.

Boeing settled lawsuits with families of two victims from the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crash, avoiding jury trials. Terms remain confidential; further legal challenges persist for Boeing.

A Lummi Nation member is charged with illegal firearms possession and killing bald eagles, after eagles with gunshot injuries were found and a rifle was discovered in his vehicle.

A 77-year-old man was critically injured when his car fell from a Seattle parking structure, landing inverted on an apartment patio below. Authorities are investigating the cause, including speed as a factor.