Seattle police arrested an 18-year-old man on April 5, connecting him to two rape cases in the area. He is currently in King County Jail awaiting trial.

UConn implements measures such as changing campus infrastructure and limiting event attendance to prevent post-game chaos seen after last year's NCAA basketball final.

Seattle is considering a transportation levy to improve infrastructure, with Councilmember Rob Saka leading the charge in the City Council after experiencing road work challenges firsthand. Voters will decide on the proposal in November.

The Seattle Times reports on a labor malpractice case in Washington State where $5.4 million in wages has not been collected by the state, leaving workers unpaid since 2018.

Kirkland maintains top AAA and Aaa bond ratings from S&P and Moody's due to strong economic performance and fiscal management, saving on borrowing costs.

A car crashed into scaffolding at the historic Times Square building in downtown Seattle, causing partial road closure and a 47-year-old man to be treated at the scene.

The Kirkland City Council discussed new initiatives, environmental concerns, and social awareness in their April 2nd meeting, detailed in a city recap.

Sun Sui Wah Seafood Restaurant opens in Bellevue, offering a celebrated menu, including dim sum, to local patrons, with possible long waits and parking challenges.

The Washington State Patrol is seeking witnesses to a Tacoma hit-and-run that killed a Texas man, involving a yellow Ford Focus and a green Chevrolet Silverado.

Three French bulldogs were stolen along with a van from a gas station, leaving the elderly owners distraught, especially as two dogs require medicine post-surgery.

The Bellevue City Council seeks volunteers for various boards and commissions. Applicants must be residents and can apply by April 22 for a four-year term. Positions impact arts, library services, and transportation planning.

Seattle City Light spotlights Ruslan Radzhapov, an essential maintenance worker who ensures safe access to transmission towers and supports line crews.

SDOT seeks small businesses to manage King Street Station's project, with a $250K-$350K contract over three years, possibly extendable. Applications are due by April 29th, and a pre-submittal meeting is on April 16th.