An overnight snowstorm in Western Washington caused significant power outages and dangerous road conditions, leading to stranded drivers and closed schools.

Snowfall causes power outages and school closures in Western Washington, with up to 6 inches in some areas, challenging transportation but expected to be transient.

The article discusses NFL teams' strategies for the 2024 draft, emphasizing the prioritization of quarterbacks and the potential for high-stakes decisions and trades.

Senator Patty Murray will preside over the Senate trial of DHS Secretary Mayorkas, who is impeached by the House for alleged immigration law failures.

Thieves stole $30,000 worth of equipment from Mina Bake Shop in Seattle before its opening, forcing owners Nancy and Hannah Phan to deal with a significant setback.

The Washington State House passed a bill to cap rent increases at 7% annually, with extended notice periods and limited late fees, moving to the Senate for consideration.

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is launching a 'Reserved Parking' service on March 5, replacing older parking options.

Seattle's Ursula Judkins Viewpoint is being updated with input from a community meeting. Residents contributed ideas for new paths, parking, and environmental restoration. The master plan reflects these suggestions and promises park enhancements.

Seattle expects a mix of rain and snow today, turning to rain after 7 a.m. with a high of 44°F. Evening rain chances lessen. Friday will be sunnier, warming to 49°F. The weekend may bring rain and cloudy skies with mild temperatures.

A Seattle couple visited all 63 US national parks, naming Grand Teton as the best. They survived a plane crash during their travels, documented on social media, offering their top picks and inspiring travelers.

Jeff Bezos sold over $4 billion worth of Amazon stock, following a disclosed plan to sell up to 50 million shares by 2025. His move coincides with a relocation to Florida, potentially saving him millions in taxes.

Seattle opens a new affordable housing development, John Fox Place, while facing funding cuts for future projects amid a growing need for low-income homes.

Seattle's new public safety chair unveils a six-pillar strategy to combat crime and strengthen law enforcement in the city.