A 15-year-old was critically injured in a Renton shooting by a 16-year-old, who called 911 and was detained by police; the incident appears non-random.

The article describes the fluctuating spring weather in Seattle, with a clear Sunday and potential rain early in the week, as forecast by NWS Seattle.

An elderly woman, Trudy Slanger, died in a crash caused by a suspect fleeing authorities after a domestic violence incident in Lynnwood. The suspect entered the highway wrong-way, leading to a fatal collision.

Seattle Public Library branches face reduced hours until early June due to staffing shortages and citywide budget cuts, amidst rising budget deficit concerns.

Seattle is experiencing a shortage of Rainier Beer on tap, with bars running out and customers disappointed by the lack of the local favorite. Distributors confirm the scarcity without detailing the cause.

Desmond Bostick from Washington pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a woman on an Alaska Airlines flight in June 2023. He faces a potential 9-month prison sentence.

Amber Yugovich from Seattle was murdered in Nicaragua, with her boyfriend, Brian Bell, being the prime suspect. Her family struggles with her loss and repatriating her body.

BH Properties acquires the Olympic Block in downtown Seattle from EverWest through a foreclosure deal, planning to relocate Pacific Northwest regional operations there.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has set tentative salmon fishing seasons for 2024-2025 similar to last year's, aiming to balance sport and conservation.

An 83-year-old woman was killed in a wrong-way crash caused by a suspect fleeing from a kidnapping and domestic violence incident in Snohomish County. SR 525 was closed for hours during the investigation.

Marine Area 11 in Washington is open for additional salmon fishing days until April 15, 2024, with a two-salmon daily limit and specific size restrictions.

Five Eastside cities collaborate through the Eastside Climate Partnership to create standardized GHG emissions inventories to tackle climate change collectively.

Seattle awards $1 million in Environmental Justice Fund grants for 17 community-led projects, the largest amount to date, with additional funds for Duwamish River projects.