Seattle's LGBTQ+ and Native American communities held a vigil for deceased nonbinary teen Nex Benedict, addressing the risk queer Indigenous youth face in the US.

The New York Rangers traded for center Alex Wennberg from the Seattle Kraken, giving up draft picks while Seattle retains half of his $4.5 million contract.

The CDC recommends an additional COVID-19 vaccine dose for those 65+, announced on King County's website, emphasizing the importance of vaccination for the vulnerable population.

Two men were captured on store surveillance stealing a French bulldog from Puppyland in Puyallup, sparking a search by the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department.

Tech company Swiftly acquires Bybe to enhance its alcohol promotions, merging their retail tech capabilities for better consumer offers and retailer compliance.

Thieves used a U-Haul truck to smash into a Seattle 7-Eleven in an unsuccessful ATM heist, leaving behind significant damage and an ongoing police investigation.

Dennis Comer of the Central Area Collaborative in Seattle is leading a pilot project called Community Controlled Capital to help minority-owned small businesses with emergency funding, bypassing typical lending barriers.

Washington State Legislature approves initiatives on police pursuits, banning income tax, and a K-12 parental rights manifesto, set to become state law by early June.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell reaches a provisional deal with the Coalition of City Unions to potentially raise wages for over 7,000 city workers to address the cost of living.

The weather in Seattle will shift from sunny to rainy, with the National Weather Service predicting several days of downpours extending into next week, following today's clear and chilly conditions.

Seattle's transportation department shares sketches for Aurora Avenue N upgrades and seeks public feedback through surveys and open houses. Immediate safety enhancements are planned for 2024.

Mercer Global Advisors is set to acquire Seattle-based MDK Private Wealth Management, a firm specializing in services for ultrahigh-net-worth clients managing about $2.5 billion.

A former WSDOT economist sues Washington State, alleging he was ousted for refusing to alter a report on the Climate Commitment Act's impact on fuel costs.