Tacoma's South 21st Street closes for 6-8 weeks for the Prairie Line Trail Project, aiming to improve non-motorized transit. Detours are in place as infrastructure work, including sewer improvements, are undertaken.

Kirkland will host its business pitch competition on April 9, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. at the Kirkland Performance Center, featuring local entrepreneurs competing for funding.

Pierce County Sheriff's Department Blog focuses on First Responder Wellness, highlighting its programs that enhance personal health and improve department culture, including physical fitness and tactical training.

Applications are open for a Community Police Academy in King County, with sessions on police operations for residents of specific areas, requiring an application and background check.

The University of Washington is experiencing cherry blossom bloom and visitors are being encouraged to use sustainable transit options during the festival.

Father and son were shot at near Kitsap Mall but not hit; two teens arrested and face multiple charges, including assault and unlawful firearm possession.

A Kirkland man was arrested for dealing drugs in Seattle; police seized fentanyl, cocaine, crack, and cash after surveillance linked him to frequent sales in Belltown.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell mourns the passing of Frank Chopp, crediting him for his lasting impact on affordable housing and advocacy for the underprivileged in the city.

Washington state is grieving the loss of former Speaker of the House Frank Chopp, who passed away and left a legacy of championing affordable housing and healthcare.

Officer-involved shooting in Spanaway after a high-speed chase; suspect hospitalized, no deputies injured. Details pending from Pierce County Sheriff's Office.

A woman is missing after being swept by the Carbon River in Pierce County; her dog was found but search efforts continue for her. Her companion had to seek reception to call for help.

Seattle's forecast predicts a wet week with rain today, showers into the weekend, and possible thunderstorms mid-week. Temperatures remain mild with highs in the mid-50s.

The National Weather Service warns of potential river flooding in Seattle due to heavy rain from an atmospheric river, with Clallam, King, Snohomish, and Skagit counties at risk.