A pedestrian was fatally struck by a car in Parkland on State Route 7. The driver, a 48-year-old from Ellensburg, initially fled but was later arrested.

The Tacoma City Council seeks to increase senior participation on committees after discussions with older residents. Council Member Hines led the initiative, aiming to appoint at least one person over 65 on each board for their perspectives.

Tacoma has extended its moratorium on new historic districts until November 5, 2025, to allow the Planning Commission time to review preservation policies.

Seattle's forecast includes overcast skies, possible sunshine breaks, and rain chances, with highs in the low 50s and light breezes throughout the week.

One driver died and several were injured in a high-speed collision involving a sedan overtaking a school bus in Pierce County. The area remains closed for investigation.

Frontier Airlines expands Paine Field's destinations with new direct flights to Denver, Las Vegas, and Phoenix starting June 2, bringing the airport's direct-city count to 10.

Issaquah School District celebrated a successful inaugural girls' flag football season, significantly increasing female sports participation with all three high schools making playoffs.

A pedestrian was fatally hit by a vehicle on State Route 2 in Snohomish early Tuesday, with authorities investigating the incident and the road closed for traffic.

The King County Sheriff's Office teams up with the Housing Authority to distribute steering wheel locks to residents, thanks to a state grant, aiming to reduce car thefts.

Seattle police arrested a 32-year-old man for suspected drug dealing on Capitol Hill, seizing drugs, cash, and paraphernalia. The man had multiple warrants and prior offenses.

Kirkland prepares for the Shamrock Run on March 15, 2025, expecting traffic delays and road closures. Over 1,000 participants will join in races including a 5K, 10K, and Kids Dash.

Clark County seeks eco-conscious volunteers for the Solid Waste Advisory Commission, with two positions open. Successful candidates will advise on waste management issues and reflect the county’s diversity. Applications are due by March 31.

Seattle parking officer Michael Eaton found a stolen Liberty Bell replica valued at $100,000. The bell was reported missing on March 1 from Evergreen Washelli Cemetery.