Tacoma received a $667,500 grant from the Washington State Department of Ecology to improve air quality and will offer electric bike vouchers and air purifiers to its most polluted communities.

Seattle City Council adopted a resolution endorsing a holistic approach to public safety, backing first responders, SPD reforms, and the CARE Department for 911 calls, moving away from "defund" rhetoric.

WSDOT completes four out of six bridges for a fish barrier removal project on US 101 between Sequim and Gardiner, aiming to improve traffic and fish habitats.

Attorney General Nick Brown and 23 states sued HHS over the termination of $11 billion in public health grants, impacting health services and preparedness.

Tacoma City Council supports federal employees against an executive order that curtails their collective bargaining rights, viewing it as an attack on workers and a threat to society.

Seattle's morning is overcast with a temperature of 44°F, humidity at 82%, and a south breeze at 5 MPH. The NWS predicts a 40% chance of rain and a high near 53°F for the day.

An 80-year-old woman died in a Pierce County house fire; the cause is under investigation. Separate incidents involved a road rage shooting and the recovery of a stolen vehicle.

Cheryl Chow Park opens in Seattle's Rainier Valley, featuring play areas, pathways, a basketball court, and picnic spaces, honoring the late councilmember Cheryl Chow.

A missing at-risk individual, Andrea Simmons, was found safe in Pierce County with the help of the community and sheriff's department after walking away from her home.

Bellevue is seeking residents to fill board and commission vacancies related to environmental, transportation, and park strategies. Volunteers must apply by April 14 and serve four-year terms advising city policies.

Seattle Police discovered CSAM in a dumpster, leading to the arrest of a 63-year-old man who admitted to historical child abuse. Authorities seek additional victims.

Emerson Hancock's season debut was poor, as he allowed six runs against the Tigers, leading to a 9-6 Mariners loss. Fans showed frustration, and despite home runs from Arozarena, Raleigh, and Raley, Seattle couldn't recover from the first inning.

Mariners' pitcher Hancock struggled in his debut as Tigers won 9-6, led by offensive efforts from Báez and Greene.