Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission to Deliberate on Wildlife Management at Public Meeting in Olympia, April 3-5
The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission will meet in Olympia from April 3-5 to discuss various wildlife management topics, with public access both in-person and online.
Seattle Embraces Earth Month with Array of Eco-Friendly Community Events and Volunteer Opportunities
Seattle celebrates Earth Month with diverse events including river cleanup, tulip farming for BIPOC families, gardening workshops, and sustainable crafts, aiming for environmental stewardship and justice.
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell Signs Landmark Legislation Defending LGBTQ+ Healthcare Rights on Transgender Day of Visibility
Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell signs new legislation to protect LGBTQ+ individuals' rights to gender-affirming and reproductive health care, responding to federal policies seen as hostile.
Suspect Arrested in Connection with Rainier Beach Double Homicide, Seattle Community Seeks Justice
Seattle police arrested a 25-year-old man linked to a Rainier Beach double homicide and booked him on two counts of investigation of murder. Details remain limited as the investigation continues.
Man Dies in Solo Motorcycle Accident on West Seattle Bridge, Investigation Underway
A man, 42, died in a solo vehicle crash on the West Seattle Bridge. SPD's TCIS is investigating the incident near Delridge Way SW; a motorcycle was impounded. Traffic was disrupted due to the investigation.
Washington State University Unveils Futuristic AI to Predict and Prevent Pandemics by Scoping Animal Virus Hosts
Washington State University researchers developed a machine learning tool to predict potential animal hosts for viruses like orthopoxviruses, aiming to prevent pandemics by identifying zoonotic threats.












