Seattle Parks and Recreation is hiring for summer positions with a starting wage of $24/hr, hosting a hiring event on May 4 at the Miller Community Center.

Janet Garcia pleaded not guilty to the first-degree murder of her 4-year-old son, Ariel, found stabbed multiple times. A custody dispute with her mother was noted.

The Seattle City Council passes the Seattle Transportation Plan, a 20-year initiative focused on improving the city’s transport infrastructure for safety, sustainability, and accessibility.

Kent Police pursued and arrested two 14-year-olds following an armed robbery and a car chase which ended in a crash; the third suspect remains at large.

The Washington Attorney General's Office charged a Sequim woman, Angela Jacobsen, with 30 counts of severe animal cruelty, following the rescue of over 200 neglected animals from her property.

Two 14-year-old boys were arrested after leading police on a chase following an armed robbery in Kent, as investigations into their involvement in other area crimes continue.

After hours of negotiation, Seattle police arrested a man for felony harassment and property damage following a standoff where he flooded his apartment and made threats.

The first humpback calf of the 2024 season was spotted in the Salish Sea, born to a known whale named Black Pearl. The area is witnessing a humpback resurgence.

Pierce County allows residents to mix food waste with yard waste for composting, reducing landfill use and greenhouse gases, in alignment with Washington's environmental goals.

A car crashed into the White River in Sumner during an illegal race. The dive team recovered the Acura ILX, which now serves as evidence in the investigation.

Kirkland is seeking volunteers and float entries for its annual Fourth of July Celebrate Kirkland Parade, encouraging community involvement for a unifying celebration.

Tacoma received $1.3 million from federal programs to study ways to improve safety and accessibility around the I-5 freeway, focusing on better connections for pedestrians and cyclists.

Seattle Kraken's GM Ron Francis suggests possible changes in leadership and roster after a disappointing season, with coach Hakstol's return uncertain.