A Seattle woman was allegedly killed by former Bothell councilman James McNeal, who is detained without bail. Her death has elicited sorrow and a search for justice.

Angela Arnold joins the Kirkland Police Department as the new Animal Control Officer, bringing diverse work experience and a passion for animals to her role in the community.

A high-priority offender was arrested in Midland with narcotics after dodging a court appearance on drug and gun charges, and his bail was set at $300,000.

Mayor Kelli Curtis reported Kirkland's economy is thriving, highlighting new tech jobs, housing projects, and city enhancements, maintaining sustainability and inclusivity, with future developments planned.

Seattle provides $200,000 for migrant legal services, including work permit assistance, through the Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs, boosting support and expediting processes for newcomers.

The Evergreen State Fair will honor Ruth Avila for her 26-year dedication to 4-H and youth programs, noting her leadership roles and impact on future leaders.

Seattle's forecast for the week indicates typical rainy conditions with clouds, and chances of rain most days, including potential thunderstorms on Monday. Sunshine is not expected to return until Thursday.

Bellevue releases its "Bellevue 2044" draft plan focusing on housing, sustainability, and equity, with a public session on May 6 to discuss growth strategies for the city.

Seattle's Bike Everywhere Month encourages residents to cycle, offering resources, safety tips, and bike share options to promote eco-friendly transportation.

Seattle's SDCI plans to exempt certain building designs from reviews to speed up development in key neighborhoods, as part of Mayor Harrell's revitalization strategy. Public feedback is open until May 2nd.

DNA evidence leads to arrest in the 1984 murder case of Judith Weaver in Everett, ending decades of mystery. Mitchell Gaff faces multiple charges including murder and rape.

Governor Jay Inslee visited the San Juan Islands to discuss sustainable transportation, including plans for new electric ferries and a community solar project, emphasizing Washington's commitment to environmental innovation.

Seattle Councilmember Saka supports Mayor Harrell's call for an independent probe into sexual harassment and bias within the SPD, committing to support female officers and a culture change.