Washington state sues Adams County for illegal cooperation with federal immigration enforcement, challenging its compliance with the Keep Washington Working Act and involvement with America First Legal.

Bellevue's City Council extends the Safe Parking Program, which aids homeless families, through 2026 due to its success in transitioning many to stable housing.

A fleet of Tesla Cybertrucks caught fire in Seattle, with the incident possibly linked to protests against Tesla owner Elon Musk's influence on federal job cuts.

The Eastside Climate Partnership launched Solarize Eastside to increase solar energy use in local homes and businesses across six cities. The program offers free solar assessments and installation at reduced costs until July 4.

Tukwila, WA hosts a free recycling event for residents to drop off electronics, appliances, and other household items responsibly on March 22 at the Tukwila Community Center.

Seattle unveiled protected bike lanes along Waterfront Park, aiming for increased sustainability and cycling safety. The 1.2-mile path enhances connectivity and supports local businesses.

Seattle's forecast includes showers and potential thunderstorms, with varied chances of precipitation and highs around 48-50 degrees throughout the week.

Tukwila’s Southcenter Mall was put on lockdown after a fight, not a shooting, caused panic when noises were mistaken for gunshots. No one was injured by gunfire, but the mall closed early.

Snohomish County donates surplus vehicles to three non-profits, reflecting a change in policy to aid community organizations.

Seattle is forecasted to have a rainy week with 100% chance of precipitation and blustery conditions, with temperatures around 53 degrees and wind gusts up to 33 mph.

King County reports first pediatric flu deaths of the season and stresses the importance of vaccinations and public health measures to combat a severe flu season.

Seattle's DEEL has expanded the Child Care Assistance Program, helping families save on childcare costs for kids up to 12 years old, with applications now open online.

Court documents revealed that Gary Ridgway was temporarily moved from prison to help locate victims' remains. His cooperation spared him the death penalty and may help close more cases.