Rep. Joe Timmons requests $21 million to fix funding disparity for Western Washington University, aiming to increase state support and address the historical per student funding inequity.

Jonathan Hoang, a 21-year-old with autism, went missing in Arlington, and intensive search efforts are underway. His family and community are deeply concerned for his wellbeing.

The Seattle weather forecast predicts mixed sunshine and rain showers with temperatures fluctuating between mid-50s to 67°F and chances of rain increasing up to 100 percent by Tuesday.

Seattle Parks and Recreation unveils a renovated play area at Salmon Bay Park with a "Woodland Explorer" theme, ADA accessibility, and a ribbon-cutting event scheduled for April 27.

Seattle Police Department launches a new crime prevention plan focusing on increased patrols, proactive enforcement, and partnerships to address violent crime.

Twenty-one states, led by New York, Hawaii, and Rhode Island, are suing Trump over an executive order said to threaten public agencies like IMLS, MBDA, and FMCS, alleging it oversteps presidential authority.

AG Nick Brown co-leads a multistate lawsuit against the Trump administration for allegedly interfering with NIH grant funding, impacting research and jobs.

Renton's first Zero Waste Plan to reduce landfill use and the Youth Academy for public safety careers are highlighted.

Pierce County Human Services to host events in May for Community Action Month and Older Americans Month, with discussions on poverty and disaster preparedness, plus a screening of a documentary and expert panel.

The Washington state Attorney General is suing RealPage and several landlords for allegedly conspiring to set high rental prices using RealPage's software, potentially affecting around 800,000 leases.

The U.S. District Court in Rhode Island issued a temporary restraining order to restore $11 billion in federal public health funds after a lawsuit from 23 states and D.C. against the HHS.

Tacoma celebrates Earth Day with a community planting event at McKinley Overlook on April 19, inviting volunteers to plant native species and foster community resilience.

The Seattle weather forecast predicts varied conditions with sunny days and impending rain showers, transitioning from clear and chilly to warmer weather, followed by significant chances of rain and continued showers.