The Seattle/King County Clinic provides free healthcare services, with over $23 million in care given by volunteers since 2014, demonstrating the community's commitment to accessible healthcare.

Two people smoking drugs in a Seattle Krispy Kreme bathroom caused an evacuation; a woman was arrested on an outstanding warrant and treated for assault claims.

Seattle activists form "Queers for Palestine," facing criticism for supporting a group oppressive to LGBT rights while advocating for both LGBT and Palestinian solidarity.

Seattle City Council and Mayor Bruce Harrell declare a remembrance week for Japanese Americans interned during WWII, 82 years after Executive Order 9066.

Seattle Parks and Recreation seeks early childhood education programs for Madison Park Bathhouse and Victory Heights Shelter House, with a submission deadline of March 13, 2024.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell, in his 2024 State of the City address, emphasized unity and collaboration to address homelessness, affordability, and public safety, while presenting a report on 2023 actions.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wet and cloudy week for Seattle, with rain, possible rain-snow mix, and temperatures in the 40s. A brief sunny period is expected on Thursday.

Mayor Harrell gave the 2024 State of the City address at Seattle's Museum of History and Industry, discussing Seattle's resilience and innovative initiatives for public safety, housing, environmental health, and more.

A stolen car with juveniles crashed in Seattle's Beacon Hill; they had minor injuries and face theft and firearm charges. A gun with an extended magazine was found.

John Glenn joins the Washington Commanders as their new assistant special teams coach, completing the team's coaching staff under head coach Dan Quinn for 2024.

A man from Kent, Washington, Dion Jamar Cooper, pleaded guilty to illegal gun dealing involving over 100 firearms, some linked to local crimes. His associate, De’ondre Phillips, also pleaded guilty to related charges. Sentencing is set for 2024.

Eritrean-born artist Abraham Awalom has joined Seattle's art scene, contributing to public works, with projects at The Sound Transit Link Light Rail Station and Cowen Park. His art combines his heritage and new experiences in the U.S.

A Seattle restaurant owner, after facing his 23rd break-in, expresses a loss of faith in city officials and reluctance to speak out for fear of being targeted by activists.