Donna James received the 2024 Mayor’s Film Award in Seattle for her contributions to the local film industry. Mayor Harrell presented the award at the Seattle International Film Festival Gala.

North Bend officials remind dog owners to follow leash laws for public safety and enjoyment, with tips for keeping pets engaged while obeying the rules.

Seattle has announced a new Overdose Recovery and Care Access center to support individuals post-fentanyl overdose, offering medical aid and addiction care.

A man has been arrested in Seattle for multiple armed robberies that he orchestrated by luring his victims through online ads before robbing them at gunpoint.

Seattle is set for a sunny day with highs near 80 and gentle north winds, with a clear evening anticipated. The weekend remains sunny with slight nighttime cooling, while the early week may bring clouds and a cooler, potentially rainy midweek.

Washington State joins the AARP and Dementia-Friendly America networks to improve the lives of its aging population, as announced during Older Americans Month.

Seattle's Big Day of Play is returning on August 17th, offering local talent and businesses the opportunity to engage with the community through fun and wellness activities at Rainier Playfields.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announces a variety of summer classes and activities with registration starting on May 21, 2024. Scholarship opportunities are available.

Ex-CEO of S-Ray, Stephen Baird, admitted to wire fraud, deceiving investors out of $10.7 million. He faces a potential 7-year prison term and must pay restitution.

The Annual Bridge Report for Snohomish County shows a decade of bridge improvements, with 56 upgrades since 2003, and highlights ongoing inspections to maintain safety and infrastructure growth.

Snohomish County is seeking proposals for management of two new emergency bridge housing sites in Edmonds and Everett, with an application deadline of June 25. They aim to provide safe housing and support for the homeless.

Pierce County is seeking artist submissions to turn traffic signal boxes into art, with chosen artists receiving $500 per box. Submissions are open to all and due by June 20.

A fire in Seattle's Ravenna neighborhood displaced residents of all 26 units in an apartment complex; it was extinguished without injury and deemed accidental due to electrical issues.