Three teens face charges after an alleged crime spree involving attempted carjacking, auto theft, and a crash during a police chase in Tukwila and Renton, Washington.

A judge in Washington state ruled the ban on high-capacity magazines unconstitutional, prompting the AG to challenge the decision in the State Supreme Court.

Bellevue City Council seeks community members to fill board and commission vacancies. Applications are due by 5 p.m. on April 22, with roles in the Arts Commission, Library Board, and Transportation Commission open to enhance civic engagement.

Mariners’ Luis Castillo struggled against the Blue Jays, leading to another Seattle defeat, while Blue Jays’ pitcher José Berríos excelled, helping to break Toronto's losing streak.

Seattle has released its 2024 summer camp brochure with a variety of options for children, including specialized camps and inclusive programs for youth with disabilities. Registration is now open.

Seattle City Council has unanimously approved new labor contracts that will increase the salaries of approximately 7,000 city workers, as signed into law by Mayor Bruce Harrell.

Bellevue seeks community input for selecting a new city manager, encouraging residents to complete a survey on desired candidate qualities by April 21.

Discover how Hoodline integrates AI tools with traditional reporting to shape the future of local news and investigative journalism. This Letter from the Publisher details Hoodline's journey using AI-assisted journalism to support and expand their team of investigative reporters, in a dual approach that blends innovative technology with skilled human editorial oversight.

South G Street in Tacoma will be closed for maintenance from April 8 to 19, between South 21st and 23rd streets, as part of the Residential Street Restoration Program.

Seattle Parks & Recreation partners with Oshun Swim School to offer inclusive swimming opportunities for the BIPOC + Allies community, focusing on a trauma-informed, culturally centered approach.

Seattle's April Pools Day offers free water safety activities on April 20, at local swimming pools, teaching lifejacket use and rescue techniques.

Activities on April 13 will disrupt the usual calm at the West Capitol Campus with over 1,500 people expected, causing noise, heavy traffic, and parking challenges.

Seattle police arrested an 18-year-old man on April 5, connecting him to two rape cases in the area. He is currently in King County Jail awaiting trial.