Seven days of coastal razor clam digs will start on April 23 at various Washington beaches following safety clearance from DOH. The WDFW advises checking beach access before planning a trip.

Seattle authorities are seeking the public's help to catch bank robbers involved in a series of "note-job" heists, offering a $1,000 reward for information.

Seattle celebrates National Poetry Month with "Poetry in Place," featuring civic poet Shin Yu Pai and local artists like Bryna Antonia Cortes, who captures the vibrancy of Seattle's Little Sài Gòn.

The Bellevue Human Services Commission will host a public hearing on May 6 to inform funding and policy for housing and human services, focusing on the 2025-2029 plans.

A Washington certified nursing assistant's license was suspended by the state health department due to allegations of sexual misconduct with patients.

Scientists in Washington State are conducting the fifteenth year of a Watershed Health Monitoring study to evaluate the state of regional waterways by examining ecological indicators such as aquatic life and water quality.

Salmon fishing in WA's Marine Area 5 is closed from April 20 to 30 to meet conservation goals after nearing sublegal encounter limits. Halibut fishing remains open.

The U.S. Attorney's office in Western Washington has created a task force to combat carjackings, working with the FBI, ATF, and local police to pursue federal charges aggressively, especially against those involving minors in crimes.

Seattle has invested $1.2 million in community-led domestic violence initiatives, funding organizations like API Chaya, Collective Justice, and Seattle’s LGBTQ Center to provide services and education.

Rain is forecasted for Seattle this weekend, breaking the dry spell, with a high chance of showers on Saturday evening and cooler temperatures on Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.

Seattle Mayor Harrell proposes emergency legislation for the fire department to rapidly demolish or fix dangerous vacant buildings following a spike in fires.

Seattle's University District is set to get public restrooms as part of a new low-income housing development near a light rail station, addressing a longstanding need for accessible toilets.

Seattle police arrested a 23-year-old man in Delridge for domestic violence and discharged a firearm. A handgun was seized, and he was booked into King County Jail.