Bellevue Fire Chief Jay Hagen is leaving to become chief in Kalispell, Montana; Deputy Chief Dave Tait named interim chief, praised for his experience and service.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission plans a hybrid meeting in Kennewick to discuss science policy implementation, mid-Columbia River sturgeon management, and other wildlife issues, available for live stream and public input.

Washington State Patrol found a stolen car driven by a 13-year-old, with passengers aged 11 to 14, at a Texaco station in Enumclaw, after the car was seen driving erratically.

Seattle's greenspace.seattle.gov discusses the benefits of Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) programs, encouraging local residents to subscribe and enjoy fresh produce while supporting farmers.

The Bellevue City Council is selecting a new member from five finalists, discussing a major infrastructure project, considering a crime ordinance on mandatory minimum sentences, and has issued a proclamation celebrating Nowruz.

Seattle's forecast by the NWS predicts a week of steady rain, with rainfall amounts varying from a tenth to a quarter of an inch, and temperatures around 40-53 degrees.

The Seattle Fire Department celebrates Recruit Class 122 completing four weeks of fire academy training, marking a quarter of their program completion.

Seattle and State Police collaborated to safely rescue a man from the Ship Canal Bridge, highlighting the challenge of mental health stigma in professional circles.

Washington State's House passed House Bill 1271, which gives the Washington State Patrol authority to pre-position wildfire response resources, aiming for faster response times and improved community safety.

Everett introduces a new $5 fee for past due utility accounts to cover overdue payment collection costs, and urges customers to pay online to avoid charges.

Seattle Police arrested an 18-year-old man with a criminal history, sleeping in a stolen car filled with weapons and ammunition. He was booked on firearms charges and may be linked to a prior armed robbery.

South 21st Street in Tacoma will close from March 26 for 6-8 weeks due to Prairie Line Trail Phase II work, including trail and sewer updates. Detours will be provided.

Renton has a variety of events, including 'Mayor in a Minute' videos, the Holi Festival, dialogues with officials, concerts, a job fair, and civic meetings to engage its community.