Seattle is redirecting $11.7 million from the KCRHA to its own Human Services Department to manage contracts for outreach and homelessness prevention. Critics fear this move could disrupt regional homelessness efforts.

The Seattle Seahawks have expanded their coaching staff for the 2024 season, adding 15 new assistant coaches, including offensive and defensive roles, to complement Head Coach Mike Macdonald's strategy.

Donnie Chin and Dr. Abe Bergman posthumously received Washington state's highest civilian awards for their services in emergency aid and pediatrics, respectively.

Seattle's Little Saigon is preparing to open a new park this summer on S. King Street with a variety of community spaces, despite construction challenges due to poor soil conditions. An art piece by Kalina Chung will be featured at the entrance.

A man was shot in the shoulder after a road rage incident in Seattle's Rainier View neighborhood; the suspects, in a black BMW, fled and remain at large.

Early fog in Seattle will make way for a mostly sunny day with a high of 52 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. Weather ahead includes mixed rain and snow.

Techstars Seattle is closing as the accelerator redirects focus to cities with more venture capital activity like San Francisco, New York, Boston, and Los Angeles starting from 2024.

Seattle homicide detectives are investigating a suspicious death after a body was found on First Hill, and the cause of death is being determined by the King County Medical Examiner.

Washington House and Senate propose multi-billion dollar transportation budgets, including investment in ferries and highways, but defer the SR 520 bridge project.

Diana Delgado resigns as executive director of Seattle's literary nonprofit Hugo House after less than a year, amidst financial challenges and organizational turnover.

Boeing names Uma Amuluru as the new Chief Human Resources Officer, succeeding Michael D’Ambrose, amidst upcoming labor negotiations with the company's largest union.

President Biden called Putin a "crazy SOB" at a San Francisco fundraiser, while also criticizing Trump's rhetoric comparing his legal troubles to fascism. The Kremlin dismissed Biden's remarks as unthreatening.

Two men were stabbed in Seattle's Central Business District; injuries are non-life-threatening. The suspect is still at large, and police are seeking information.