The article discusses Seattle's mixed rain and snow weather forecast, with little snow accumulation, chilly temperatures, and a continuous pattern of unpredictable spring showers expected over the coming days.

Dinah Stephens of Seattle Human Services is improving the city for seniors, anticipating a shift in demographics with aging citizens soon to outnumber children.

The Kent COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic is closing on March 30, urged by Public Health for people, especially those over 65, to get their shots before the shutdown.

Tolls on Interstate 405 and State Route 167 in Washington are set to increase on March 1, with new peak rates reaching up to $15 to combat congestion and fill state funding gaps.

Two snowboarders were rescued from a cliff in the Cascades, King County, by search and rescue teams, with operations causing temporary I-90 lane closures.

The Washington state House passed a bill to ban police from using the hog-tying restraint, invoked by a case where a man died after being restrained in such a manner.

Washington state is poised to raise the legal marriage age to 18, with House Bill 1455 having passed both legislative chambers and awaiting the governor's signature.

Washington lawmakers pass a bill mandating increased security measures for gun shops, including bars, grates, and surveillance systems to prevent theft.

Mayor Bruce Harrell has sent Seattle's proposed Transportation Plan to the City Council, seeking to shape the city's mobility future after two years of development and public input.

The FAA gives Boeing a 90-day deadline to present a plan to improve manufacturing safety and quality, following discussions with the company's CEO and FAA audits.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell presents a new transportation plan aiming for safer, more accessible city streets, which will now be reviewed by the City Council.

Seattle residents enjoyed leap day deals on February 29 with discounts at Circle K, free items from Wendy's and Krispy Kreme, and special offers for those born on leap day.

Seattle has streamlined its tree service registration, now allowing companies to register just once to work on both private and public spaces, making it easier for them to maintain the city's urban forest.