Seattle Councilmember Saka Proposes Resolution to Reform Public Safety and Strengthen Police Accountability
Seattle Councilmember Saka introduced Resolution 32167 to enhance public safety, aiming to meet federal Consent Decree requirements and improve police accountability and emergency responses.
Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission Approves Science Integrity Policy, Addresses Invasive Species at Kennewick Meetings
The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission held meetings in Kennewick on March 20-22 to discuss issues like invasive species and hunting regulations, with opportunities for public and online participation.
Attorney General Nick Brown Rallies 20 States in Legal Showdown Against Trump's Education Department Overhaul
AG Nick Brown and 20 states seek a preliminary injunction against Trump's plans to slash the Education Department, arguing it oversteps presidential authority and threatens services.
Seattle Set for Weather Whiplash, Mild Days to Give Way to Thunderstorms and Steady Rain
Seattle's weather forecast includes mild temperatures, showers, potential thunderstorms, and steady rain throughout the week, with highs around 68-69 degrees and a 100% chance of precipitation on Wednesday night.
Seattle Man Killed, Teen Injured in Tragic I-5 Pileup Near Mount Vernon, Investigation Ongoing
A man died and a woman was hospitalized after a multi-vehicle crash on I-5 near Mount Vernon. The incident began with a car hitting a barrier and ended with three cars involved. Causes are still under investigation.












