A series of violent incidents involving shootings and stabbings occurred in Seattle over the weekend, with one juvenile shot and others fleeing, leaving the police to investigate.

Seattle officials celebrated the 10th anniversary of the DATA Act in Washington D.C., highlighting its impact on transparency and the success of their own Open Data Policy.

Seattle seeks a research firm to study equity in its cannabis industry, focusing on fairness and financial performance, with proposals due by June 7 and a project budget up to $140,000.

Marine Area 13 in South Puget Sound is closing for salmon fishing from May 15, 2024, until further notice, due to expiring ESA coverage and pending federal consultations.

Seattle's weather forecast indicates sunny skies today with a high near 69°F and gentle winds, transitioning to partly cloudy tonight with a low around 51°F.

Seattle Councilmember Tammy J. Morales calls for a delay on the vote for Seattle Police Guild contract to allow for more community input, citing concerns over transparency and police accountability.

A 13-year-old boy in Spanaway died from a suspected overdose at a home where drug paraphernalia was found. Paramedics could not revive him, and an unrelated adult was arrested at the scene. The case is under investigation.

The WDFW has closed spring Chinook fishing on the Snake River as the harvest quota was met. The closure is immediate and aims to preserve salmon populations.

Bellevue's new Bridle Trails Valley Creek Park opened with play areas and amenities like a picnic shelter and paths, adjacent to a city-owned wetland.

Two people died in a horrific car crash in Kent on Saturday night after their vehicle collided with a tree and caught fire. The Kent Police Department and local firefighters confirmed the fatalities as investigations into the cause of the accident continue.

Pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian groups held separate, peaceful rallies at the University of Washington, highlighting tensions but avoiding physical altercations.

Pierce County deputies and a private rail company cleared a Midland homeless camp, removing 20,000 pounds of waste and issuing trespass notices. Two kittens found during the cleanup were taken to the Humane Society.

The Washington Department of Ecology is redefining what 'clean' water means in the state, differentiating natural conditions from pollution, following EPA's rollback of provisions in 2021. They seek public input on their dual approach proposal.