The weather in Seattle is set to change with the NWS predicting a mix of conditions, including a possibility of rain over the weekend and warmer temperatures early next week.

A road rage incident on SR-410 led to a stabbing after an argument between a motorcyclist and truck driver escalated.

The King County Recorder's Office audit revealed financial mismanagement totaling around $8 million, with improper account allocations and billing errors due to outdated processes and unclear roles.

Arlington, Washington, will dedicate a memorial on Memorial Day to honor 18 local military members who died post-9/11. The ceremony is planned for May 27, 2024, near the Global War on Terror Veterans Bridge.

Washington State Department of Health launches a Perinatal Dashboard to track pregnancy and birth trends, aiming to support tailored health services and spotlight disparities.

The One Seattle Day of Service encourages Seattle residents to volunteer for city beautification efforts, with tips on comfort, transportation and respecting historic districts provided.

Snohomish County offers $10 million in grants for environmental conservation, inviting local groups to preserve open spaces, farms, and forests. Applications for the 2024 Conservation Futures Program are due by August 16, 2024.

Bellevue is accepting proposals for projects to receive Community Development Block Grant funding, focused on non-construction capital and economic development.

Bellevue's 34th Community Leadership Awards celebrates exceptional youth from various schools and organizations for their leadership and community contributions.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is finalizing the 2024 beach fire season schedule, asking for community patience and reminding of the importance of safety and legal compliance for bonfires at Golden Gardens and Alki Beach.

The article describes Seattle's forthcoming weather, with drizzle, clouds, occasional sun, and gusty winds, advising residents to be prepared for typical spring conditions in the area.

The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture is accepting applications for the Artists at the Center grant to fund performances at the Seattle Center, aimed at showcasing a variety of arts and supporting local talent.

Washington residents start receiving free naloxone kits following the state's legal settlement with Teva Pharmaceuticals over its role in the opioid crisis.