This article offers a guide for Seattle Mariners fans attending the 2024 season opener at T-Mobile Park, detailing new food options, entry policies, fan experiences, transportation tips, and reminders about the bag policy.

Agencies in Washington State plan to reintroduce bull trout to Sullivan Lake and Harvey Creek to establish a self-sustaining population as part of a broader conservation initiative.

Kirkland Police arrested five suspects from California linked to burglaries in the Seattle area, following a two-month investigation responding to concerns from the Indian American community.

Pat Chun has been appointed as the new athletic director of the University of Washington, leaving his previous position at Washington State University.

Ocean scientists now recognize two distinct species of killer whales in the North Pacific, based on behavioral and genetic evidence distinguishing resident and Bigg’s killer whales.

The collapse of Baltimore's Key Bridge has become a recovery operation following a ship collision; two bodies were found, with four crew members still missing.

A month-long closure of 15th Avenue Southwest in the Capitol area begins April 1st for road and sidewalk improvements, affecting traffic and pedestrians.

Miles Oliver Hudson from Seattle faces charges for reckless driving after a video of him going 107 mph became evidence, aided by Reddit users tracking his distinctive "Belltown Hellcat" car.

King County's plan to close its youth detention center by 2025 is delayed until 2028 due to rising juvenile crime, despite previous commitments and ongoing debate over the facility's role.

The Seattle Fire Department's blog, Fireline, advises residents on fire prevention during spring cleaning, emphasizing the importance of home safety checks and clear escape routes.

Seattle announces improvements for 3rd Ave to enhance bus travel and pedestrian flow, part of its Downtown Activation Plan and funded by the Levy to Move Seattle.

The grand reopening of Be'er Sheva Park in Rainier Beach, Seattle is set for April 13, featuring a ribbon cutting, performances, local food, and community engagement.

Seattle seeks community input for its Neighborhood Matching Fund through an online survey until April 25, inviting feedback to improve the program's equity.