AG Nick Brown testified in favor of Washington's "permit to purchase" gun legislation, HB 1163, which requires training, background checks, and annual reviews for gun buyers.

Seattle City Council has passed a law to enhance local protections for reproductive and gender-affirming healthcare, aligning with Washington State's Shield Law and resisting external restrictive laws.

The NWS forecasts varied precipitation and temperatures for Seattle, indicating chances of rain, thunderstorms, and occasional clear skies over the coming days.

Seattle is proposing stricter safety regulations for after-hours lounges to curb gun violence, requiring licenses, security, video surveillance, and safety plans.

Charter boat captain Derek Gochanour pled guilty to Social Security fraud, admitting to illegally collecting $126,928 in disability benefits while working.

Trump administration cuts funding for Unaccompanied Children Program, impacting legal services for minors in immigration courts, raising concerns among advocates and city officials in Seattle.

Seattle Councilmember Saka introduced Resolution 32167 to enhance public safety, aiming to meet federal Consent Decree requirements and improve police accountability and emergency responses.

Juan Onofre Flores Carrillo was sentenced to 10 years for drug and gun trafficking after a sting operation found large amounts of fentanyl and meth, and a weapon with a grenade launcher.

Washington state lawmakers have presented their budgets to sustain the economy, highlighting the importance, funding allocations, and potential impacts on various sectors.

A man was fatally shot at Cedar Crest Apartments in Parkland, with deputies finding him and several shell casings. No suspect has been identified; the public is urged to assist the ongoing investigation.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission held meetings in Kennewick on March 20-22 to discuss issues like invasive species and hunting regulations, with opportunities for public and online participation.

Tacoma Licensing office is set to relocate to University Place on April 1, 2025, with a one-day closure on March 31.

AG Nick Brown and 20 states seek a preliminary injunction against Trump's plans to slash the Education Department, arguing it oversteps presidential authority and threatens services.