Seattle police arrested a 48-year-old woman for kidnapping a toddler from a daycare, later safely recovering the child and reuniting them with their family.

Kirkland appeals King County’s EIS for the NERTS project, citing inadequate analysis of environmental and transportation impacts, and procedural errors. The city prefers an alternative site and demands strong mitigation measures.

Maureen Benoliel donated $1 million to Seattle University's College of Education to fully fund Educational Doctorate students, starting a fellowship to support two students annually for nine years.

Community and union members protested at Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma for the release of detained union activists Alfredo "Lelo" Juarez and Lewelyn Dixon, amid concerns of them being targeted for their activism.

The Washington AG emphasizes data privacy following 23andMe's bankruptcy, urging residents to know their rights regarding genetic information deletion and management.

A man was arrested in Fife, Washington, for impersonating an ICE agent, creating unease at a local market. His vehicle, an old police car with fake ICE decals, led to charges of criminal impersonation.

A DUI driver crashed into power poles in Bothell, causing major power outages and traffic disruptions while police managed the scene and repairs ensued.

Seattle Councilmember Rinck announced a meeting on affordable housing and the impact of federal policy, emphasizing the reliance on federal funds for housing stability in Seattle.

Clark County residents can expect to receive ballots for the Special Election on April 22, with the Elections Office offering resources and assistance online, by phone, and in person for registration and voting.

FERC mandates new studies for Seattle's South Fork Tolt Hydroelectric Project's relicensing, addressing ecosystem impacts and supporting sustainable water and energy use.

Washington State Patrol continues to seek leads in the 2024 double homicide of Jahaz Phillips and Myion Coleman, appealing to the public for information.

WDFW invites public input on designating the island marble butterfly as endangered in Washington, with comments accepted until June 25. Only one population remains on San Juan Island.

Seattle's Dr. Jose Rizal Bridge is being renovated, including lead paint removal and an environmentally-friendly repaint, preserving its historical integrity.