State Preps for HUD Shift as Local Leaders Address Homelessness
Washington agencies updated grant documents ahead of HUD's move from Housing First to treatment-focused policies, with changes affecting tens of...

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Washington agencies updated grant documents ahead of HUD's move from Housing First to treatment-focused policies, with changes affecting tens of...
A devastating crash following a police pursuit on a King County highway has claimed the lives of 4-year-old Lashea M Cook and 18-year-old Aniya Danielle Wellington, identified by the King County Medical Examiner’s Office.
Spencer Rascoff has left Seattle after 30 years, the latest in a series of high-profile departures linked to Washington's capital gains tax and...
New interactive kiosks are bringing free WiFi, directions, and event info to downtown Seattle while highlighting local businesses and points of...
Seattle Center shines as a cultural hub this summer with two major events.
The Chinatown International District library has endured multiple closures since March due to a stubborn mystery odor tied to rodents.
Hawaii General Store in Wallingford offers a welcoming third place rooted in Hawaiian culture, featuring handcrafted leis and island-inspired treasures that foster connection for Seattle's community.
Seattle is layering extensive security across Lumen Field and waterfront while rolling out fan events at multiple sites.
Two Seattle events on June 13 split the city by vibe.
Seattle City Council faces sharp criticism for prioritizing symbolic wins over urgent safety needs.
Seattle Police Department Recruit Marina Olegovna brings a unique journey from thousands of miles away, highlighting the force's diverse backgrounds.
A 13-year-old boy turned himself in on June 4 and now faces first-degree manslaughter and unlawful firearm possession charges after fatally shooting a...
Gov. Bob Ferguson pledged no new taxes to close Washington's projected budget shortfalls for 2027-2029, instead planning cuts while protecting the...
KNKX invites Seattle to celebrate freedom, culture, and community at its all-day outdoor Juneteenth festival at LeMay Car Museum, featuring music, food, and art.
King County officials have issued a stay out of the water alert for Matthews Beach and Mt. Baker Beach after tests detected high bacteria levels from...
Seattle City Council unanimously passed a one-year emergency moratorium Tuesday on large new data centers, citing strains on power, water, and...
Seattle's new Bayside Village uses Pallet shelters as a rapid-response model for unsheltered residents.
1,400 Seattle-area kids and caregivers are heading to the FIFA Men’s World Cup this month at no cost.
Seattle Parks and Recreation is hosting a second round of public meetings for its Outdoor Racquet Sports Strategy to share first-phase findings and...