The Union Bay Natural Area in Seattle transformed from a city dump to a natural habitat of 74 acres, known for its variety of species and history, now serves as an outdoor educative and recreational space.

Snohomish County encourages community input for future Light Rail Community zones through public engagement activities and design workshops. The aim is to create high-density, pedestrian-friendly areas near light rail stations.

Seattle Police conducted a sting that resulted in the arrest of nine men for attempting to engage in prostitution on Aurora Avenue.

State attorneys general from 13 states oppose Trump's executive orders challenging diversity initiatives, asserting their importance and condemning the misleading narrative suggested by the President.

Seattle City Councilmember Alexis Mercedes Rinck proposes the Select Committee on Federal Administration and Policy Changes to address federal policy impact on the city.

Tacoma begins implementing the Home in Tacoma project, initiating major zoning reforms aimed at increasing housing diversity and affordability, including the creation of new Urban Residential zones and reduced parking requirements.

Ex-Sumner High School basketball coach Jacob Jackson was convicted on 19 sex crime charges involving his players, with the sentencing scheduled for March 20.

Tacoma Creates initiative offers funding for local non-profits' arts and culture programs in 2025-2026, with a competitive application process to support a wide range of community activities.

The Seattle Department of Neighborhoods awarded $1,077,003 in grants to 24 community groups, each pledging to match their funds with local resources and volunteerism.

WSU student Nick DiPietro studied Africa's large carnivores in Tanzania after receiving the Gilman Scholarship, examining animal behavior and human-animal conflict.

Everett Police arrested a man for the stabbing of a 13-year-old student near North Middle School. The community tip led to his non-confrontational arrest and he faces first-degree assault charges.

An 11-week-old kitten named Booberry Matcha was stolen from a PetSmart in Lynnwood. Police and a local nonprofit are searching for the kitten and seeking information on the suspects.

Local law enforcement officers visited Thrive preschool for educational play as part of the Jr. Deputies program aimed at fostering positive police perceptions.