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The Seattle City Council has approved legislation that fundamentally reshapes the city's approach to public drug use and possession, placing a strong emphasis on treatment and diversion services.

For National Voter Registration Day, the Office of the Secretary of State will host a voter registration station at Gonzaga University Tuesday, Sept. 19, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.

Seattle, known for its picturesque landscapes and vibrant culture, is facing a grim challenge in 2023 as homicides continue to surge.

Washington State filed for an emergency temporary restraining order against the Pac-12 and commissioner George Kliavkoff Friday.

Seattle's public transit system, an essential part of daily life for many residents, has recently come under scrutiny as traces of the potent synthetic opioid fentanyl and the stimulant methamphetamine were discovered on some transit surfaces.

Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz finds himself at the center of a unique situation that has raised questions about his personal life and the standards of conduct within the Seattle Police Department.

Debra Smiley in July became the first Black woman to be elected president of the Estate Planning Council of Seattle, an organization dedicated, in part, to educating the public on the importance of estate planning.

As part of his commitment to revitalize the city, Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell has put forth a very ambitious plan to clean up the downtown corridor and transform downtown Seattle cultural and economic hub for the future.

Under the leadership of newly elected President Darryl Powell, the Seattle/King County Branch of the NAACP has renewed its efforts towards economic justice and promoting fiscal energy in addressing the needs of the Seattle African American community.

Some men picked Christmas to shut off the lights for residents. The two men have pleaded guilty to vandalizing power substations in Washington state on Dec. 25, 2022.