Washington State Department of Health disciplines various health care providers for malpractice, with revocations and suspensions to uphold professional standards.

Washington health officials suspended a counselor, Alicia Kaye Stowe, over allegations of sexual misconduct with a minor. Her credentials are revoked pending investigation.

ARTS at King Street Station in Seattle opens three new exhibits on April 4, including works by June Sekiguchi and Nahom Ghirmay, plus a tribute to Octavia Butler. Open until May 23, the venue offers diverse visual storytelling.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell introduces legislation aimed at reinvigorating the city's downtown by allowing a wider range of business types in vacant storefronts.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is offering free swim lessons to scholarship-eligible youth, with registration dates announced for both eligible and general participants.

A second suspect in the murder of a Tacoma mother was arrested after a high-speed pursuit. He pleaded not guilty to several charges, including first-degree murder.

Shelton High School's football coach Mark Smith resigned following a controversial drill that injured students, with the school board beginning the search for a new coach.

Seattle weather remains overcast with chilly temperatures and high humidity, providing clear visibility but requiring extra layers due to a slight wind chill.

This article offers a guide for Seattle Mariners fans attending the 2024 season opener at T-Mobile Park, detailing new food options, entry policies, fan experiences, transportation tips, and reminders about the bag policy.

Agencies in Washington State plan to reintroduce bull trout to Sullivan Lake and Harvey Creek to establish a self-sustaining population as part of a broader conservation initiative.

Kirkland Police arrested five suspects from California linked to burglaries in the Seattle area, following a two-month investigation responding to concerns from the Indian American community.

Pat Chun has been appointed as the new athletic director of the University of Washington, leaving his previous position at Washington State University.

Ocean scientists now recognize two distinct species of killer whales in the North Pacific, based on behavioral and genetic evidence distinguishing resident and Bigg’s killer whales.