A Washington woman's lawsuit against Pierce County and a deputy over a police dog attack is going to trial, with serious allegations of excessive force and illegal seizure being examined.

Washington state lawmakers are seeking to criminalize the creation and distribution of deepfake pornography. The bill has bipartisan support and would allow victims to seek legal action against perpetrators.

Good News Downtown marks a year of reporting on Seattle's downtown resurgence, with a population spike, business growth, cultural events, and a focus on sustainability.

Senator Patty Murray will preside over the Senate trial of DHS Secretary Mayorkas, who is impeached by the House for alleged immigration law failures.

The Washington State House passed a bill to cap rent increases at 7% annually, with extended notice periods and limited late fees, moving to the Senate for consideration.

Seattle's new public safety chair unveils a six-pillar strategy to combat crime and strengthen law enforcement in the city.

New Mexico's legislature approved a bill to reduce transportation fuel emissions, aiming for a 20% drop by 2030. Despite GOP concerns about fuel prices, advocates cite investment interest and environmental health benefits.

A report commissioned by Seattle and King County shows they have the highest child care costs in Washington, highlighting a system where federal and state funding is insufficient, and the workforce is underpaid.

Seattle's Office of Housing announces funding for 443 affordable rental homes and 114 homeownership opportunities, backed by Mayor Harrell's call for community involvement in addressing the city's housing crisis.

The Seattle City Council proclaimed February as a time to celebrate African American contributions to the arts, honoring local artists and cultural sites.

Seattle Councilmember Rob Saka attended a roll call at the SPD's Southwest Precinct to show support and foster dialogue between the city's legislature and law enforcement.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell has initiated the construction of Fire Station 31 in North Seattle to enhance public safety and meet the needs of the growing community.

Tanya Woo has been appointed to the Seattle City Council, filling Teresa Mosqueda's seat and potentially shifting the council towards a moderate stance.