The Governor's Mansion Foundation offers free tours for honoring veterans, with a new family photo exhibit and symbolic red poppies. Reservations are required.

Councilmember Bob Kettle aims to reform public safety in Seattle, emphasizing stronger police forces, addressing vacant buildings, and improving mental health services.

Seattle Parks and Recreation is using carbon dioxide to control rat populations in an eco-friendly way, avoiding traditional poisons that harm wildlife.

Two suspects, a teenager and a 20-year-old, were arrested after carjacking someone at an ATM in Rainier Valley and leading police on a high-speed chase.

The Seattle Public Utilities is seeking expert consultants for its Drainage and Wastewater System Planning, transitioning to a more cohesive contract structure worth $5 million over five years.

Seattle is in for a rare stretch of sunny days with clear skies and temperatures ranging from the high 50s to the 60s, before rain chances increase over the weekend.

The West Medical Lake access area near Spokane is closing from April 29 to May 10, 2024, for clean-up after the Gray Fire, affecting fishing season opening.

A federal judge ruled that Seattle-based Allure Esthetic and Dr. Javad Sajan acted illegally by having patients sign NDAs that restricted posting negative reviews.

The Washington State Patrol emphasizes fire safety for children, advising parents on prevention and escape planning after three minors died in 2022 fires.

WNBA star Caitlin Clark is set to play against the Seattle Storm with her team, Indiana Fever, on May 22 and June 27, after her historic college career.

Washington's Department of Health announces winners of the 2024 Northwest Radon Poster Contest, emphasizing radon awareness and the importance of testing for the carcinogenic gas.

A federal judge ruled that Seattle's Allure Esthetic unlawfully restricted online reviews through NDAs, backing a lawsuit by the Attorney General that also claims Allure manipulated its reputation.

The South Park Community Center is offering a variety of spring activities, including board games and basketball, at Concord Elementary School for all ages.