A woman was found dead in Tacoma and a 61-year-old man was arrested for her murder. The cause of death may be blunt-force trauma, and the suspect and victim knew each other.

Two teenagers were arrested after an armed carjacking and police chase in Seattle, involving multiple law enforcement agencies and resulting in the recovery of a firearm.

The Seattle City Council reveals a potential $240 million budget deficit by 2025 according to a detailed 5-year budget review led by Councilmember Dan Strauss.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny weather in Seattle with temperatures reaching up to 58 degrees, shifting to partly cloudy at night. Rain chances increase towards the weekend.

The Columbia River spring Chinook fishery above Bonneville Dam is closing early on April 30 due to reaching harvest limits, as announced by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.

The Jubilee in the Community program in Bellevue offers free home and yard maintenance for residents in need, with volunteers handling tasks like clean-ups and repairs.

Bellevue is hosting an art exhibition for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month from May 6-31, with an opening event on May 8 featuring cultural performances.

ACRS provides multifaceted support for Asian and Pacific Islander communities in Seattle, including mental health services and job training, aided by their partnership with Seattle Human Services.

Pro-Palestinian students at the University of Washington have created an encampment on campus, demanding the institution sever ties with companies linked to the Gaza conflict.

The MCAAE in Seattle informs local leaders about the needs of African American elders, focusing on health, wealth, and systemic change without direct city funding.

Seattle's Neighbor Day starts a two-week campaign for kindness and service, culminating in the One Seattle Day of Service on May 18, with volunteer opportunities city-wide.

Seattle's Office of Labor Standards will conduct outreach on International Workers' Day to educate on workers' rights.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell proposes new police agreement to improve recruitment, retention, and accountability, with competitive pay raises and expanded civilian roles in public safety.