Seattle is hosting open houses for public input on the One Seattle initiative, with future events at various locations and a virtual meeting on May 2.

Razor clam digs are scheduled on the Washington coast from April 8-14, with designated times and beaches announced by the WDFW. Diggers require a valid fishing license and must follow updated regulations.

Alaska Pacific University, in partnership with Seattle U, is hosting Alaska's first law program, featuring a hybrid JD-MBA starting this fall, fostering local talent and blending virtual and in-person learning.

The James Beard Foundation has announced its 2024 award finalists, with six Seattle culinary professionals recognized, including the Pham sisters for Outstanding Restaurateur and Janet Becerra for Emerging Chef.

Ex-Tacoma officer Chris Burbank resigned from the Thurston County Sheriff's Office due to community backlash and threats after his hiring and acquittal over Manuel Ellis's 2020 death.

Adam Wisniewski was sentenced to eight years for drug distribution and firearm possession after pleading guilty in a case involving 11.5 kilos of fentanyl, other drugs, cash, and weapons.

Mercer Island residents were evacuated due to a potential landslide risk after a leaking water pipe threatened the stability of the soil. Emergency crews, including Seattle Public Utilities, are responding to the situation.

A Washington state man received over seven years in prison for his role in the January 6 Capitol riot, with charges including obstruction and assault on officers.

Malachi Flynn set a Detroit Pistons record by scoring 50 points off the bench, the second-highest bench score in NBA history, in a loss against the Atlanta Hawks.

Washington nurse David B. Coots has been suspended and faces charges of assault and rape, accused of illicitly administering an abortion drug to a woman.

The Washington State Department of Health has suspended or revoked licenses of errant health care providers, enforcing standards and offering a public online lookup tool for provider backgrounds.

The Plaza Garage pedestrian tunnel at the Capitol Campus will close temporarily from April 8th to 19th for skylight repairs, affecting nearby parking spots and requiring commuters to use alternative routes.

An Uber driver in Seattle was assaulted and robbed by passengers after refusing to transport a toddler without a car seat. The incident ended with the assailants, including a man and three women, fleeing the scene.