The article provides energy-saving tips for renters in New York aiming to lower their bills and maintain comfort without violating their lease agreements.

A fight at Issaquah High School caused a lockdown and rumors of extreme violence which were later debunked by police. An employee was inadvertently assaulted while intervening.

The Tacoma Narrows Bridge tolls will persist longer than expected due to outstanding construction debts, with payments extended until at least 2033. Local businesses and commuters are concerned about the economic impact.

Docklight Brands settles a lawsuit for $989,438 after allegedly misusing COVID-19 aid from the Paycheck Protection Program.

The Seattle Seahawks are embarking on a rebuild with new defensive coordinator Mike Macdonald, amid free agency and potential changes with a significant cap space and draft picks.

Two dogs were attacked by coyotes in Seattle, one fatally. Pet owners are advised to take precautions and report wildlife incidents to local authorities.

The Seattle Seahawks have re-signed Williams on a $64.5 million contract, released several players, and now have about $55 million in cap space for free agency.

DocNow receives seed funding to advance its EHR system designed for long-term care, led by Waterline Ventures, aiming to streamline post-acute care workflows.

China Airlines resumes non-stop flights from Taipei to Seattle starting July 14, 2024, with a near-daily schedule on an Airbus A350-900. Discounts and bonus miles are offered to celebrate the service.

Seattle faces a Coastal Flood Advisory with minor flooding expected, and mixed weather including showers and possible thunderstorms, with clearer skies later in the week.

"DREAM TEMPLE (for Octavia)" exhibit in Seattle pays homage to sci-fi writer Octavia Butler, offering a space for Black rest and introspection with rest rituals and performances.

Nicki Minaj performed at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, energizing fans with a mix of new songs and classics, emphasizing her impact on the female hip-hop scene.

A federal judge in Washington has upheld a law that could hold gun manufacturers liable for shootings, which is part of the state's strict gun control measures.