NWS Seattle reports a partly cloudy sky in Seattle with cool temperatures, high humidity, and calm winds shifting later. Chance of showers increases tonight and persists over the weekend with mild temperatures.

Seattle police arrested major drug traffickers, seizing over 9kg fentanyl, other drugs, firearms, and cash. A key figure in the operation now faces potential federal charges.

Construction for fish passage improvements will disrupt I-5 travel in northern Snohomish County starting March 3, with lane closures and a reduced speed limit, continuing until December 2025.

Kirkland is offering free Mental Health First Aid classes to equip residents with skills to assist in mental health crises, similar to CPR for heart attacks.

Semi-truck crashes on I-5 near Kent caused significant traffic delays, with authorities working to clear the scene.

A movie theater ceiling collapsed during a "Captain America" screening in Washington; two attendees escaped injury. Firefighters responded, and an investigation is ongoing.

Seattle City Council President Sara Nelson urges approval of Council Bill 120933 for workforce housing near sports stadiums, despite legal threats from the Port of Seattle.

Upcoming street maintenance in Tacoma will lead to closures on South 80th, 82nd Streets and South Ainsworth Avenue between March 6 and April 4 as part of the Residential Street Restoration Program.

Seattle Public Utilities welcomed twelve new apprentices for their Water Pipe Worker Apprenticeship Program, emphasizing the importance of the trade and their commitment to professional development.

Bellevue seeks new City Council member after Janice Zahn's move to State Legislature; applications due by March 7 for Position 5, with term until November 2025.

20 states' attorneys general, including Washington's Nick Brown, submitted an amicus brief challenging a ban on transgender military personnel, supporting the rights of service members like Commander Emily Shilling.

Everett high school teacher John Doty has been charged with possessing and distributing child pornography, involving images of very young children. He was fired from Archbishop Murphy High School and held on $250,000 bail.

Seattle gears up for two art exhibitions and live jazz at ARTS at King Street Station in March, featuring Shruti Ghatak's "Myths to Mundane" and the youth-curated "Fresh Perspectives" for the City's art collection.