A second suspect, a 16-year-old, has been arrested in connection with a January 26 homicide at Baker Park, and is being held for investigation of murder.

Rep. Natasha Hill criticizes Spokane Valley City Council for a divisive resolution against sanctuary city status, contrasting state law and fostering community division.

WDFW invites public input on the Lower Columbia River fishery management plan, aiming to balance ecological preservation and recreational fishing through updates and an inclusive process.

WSU study led by Jessica Willoughby finds that self-reflection via text messages can reduce the psychological impact of "fitspiration" content on young women's body image.

Tacoma Streets Initiative II information sessions are to be held in April at local libraries, discussing infrastructure plans and taxation changes related to Proposition 1.

Washington's legislature approves a $15.2 billion budget for transportation improvements, including road safety and public transit, aiming for connectivity and environmental sustainability.

WDFW opens applications for the 2025 Watchable Wildlife Grant, funded by bald eagle license plates, to enhance wildlife viewing and promote inclusive access, with a deadline of May 30.

WDFW invites public feedback on proposed changes to commercial crop damage claim rules, including using state-licensed adjusters instead of federal certification for damage assessments.

Pierce County residents are warned of a new bail bond scam where fraudsters, posing as county officials, ask for bail money via an app, leading to a fraudulent website.

Clark County starts pedestrian pathway upgrades in April to enhance ADA compliance with work planned through fall/winter of 2025/2026, affecting weekday travel.

Seattle Police are investigating a stabbing in New Holly; a 47-year-old man was found seriously injured and taken to Harborview Medical Center. No arrests have been made; witnesses are encouraged to contact SPD.

Washington State Ferries announces a new summer ferry schedule for the Anacortes-San Juan Islands route, effective from June 15 to September 20, with reservations opening April 15.

The WSDOT has initiated an $8 million safety and efficiency upgrade project on SR 240 in Richland, including new lanes, a noise wall, and traffic signal updates.