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Superintendent Dr. Ben Shuldiner issues a formal letter to Seattle Public Schools families pledging safety and visibility for LGBTQIA+ students.
Presbyterian teenagers from Bainbridge Island and Spokane trade mission trips to tackle food insecurity and environmental service across Washington.
West Seattle Wild founder Rob Kellar organizes community meetups at Constellation Park and Schmitz Preserve to document local wildlife and plants.
Author Ray Nayler discusses his new novel Palaces of the Crow, a World War II thriller inspired by Seattle crow behavior and partisan resistance.
The student-led Olympia High School Aerospace Club scales up community outreach with new elementary school programs and summer museum workshops.
Seattle workers are migrating to Bremerton for sub-million dollar homes and ferry access, driving up competition in the Kitsap County real estate market.
Jalen Davis and Mana Voss named Kitsap Sun male athletes of the year following state championship seasons in basketball, cross country, and track.
Designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana present a Mediterranean-inspired menswear collection featuring laser-cut suits and cooling ventilation.
Supreme Dumplings opens at Tacoma Mall, marking the city's first dedicated xiao long bao destination amidst a major regional retail transformation.
The Ottawa Charge acquired forward Jenna Buglioni from the Seattle Torrent in exchange for the rights to 2026 draft pick Neena Brick on June 19.
Sandusky County officials have taken Leroy Click into custody following an intensive manhunt in Bellevue, Ohio, that triggered an emergency alert.
Seattle University celebrates the Class of 2026 with keynote addresses from Robert Paylor and Dr. Thomas Lynch Jr. at Climate Pledge Arena ceremonies.
Olympic College students will receive free Kitsap Transit bus and ferry passes starting September 1 through a state-funded pilot program.
Seattle Public Schools celebrates nearly 4,000 graduates at McCaw Hall and citywide venues, marking a milestone for the resilient Class of 2026.
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson faces scrutiny over a selective World Cup cleanup as open drug use and hotel worker strikes disrupt the city's image.
Five years after the deadly shooting at Seattle’s CHOP, a major investigative project from NPR and KUOW examines the failures of autonomous policing.
Nearly 12,000 residents flee wind-driven Upriver fire in Spokane as authorities find remains in a home where a resident refused to evacuate.
Seattle artists in dance, music, and theater can now apply for $8,000 CityArtist grants. Applications for the biennial cycle close July 14.
The Upriver Fire east of Spokane has forced mass evacuations and destroyed multiple homes, prompting Governor Ferguson to request federal FEMA support.
Spokane Valley firefighters stopped a brush fire on East Mission Avenue Monday. No injuries reported; local crews warn of early wildfire season risks.
Kitsap County commissioners appoint corrections veteran Penny Sapp as acting sheriff following the sudden departure of John Gese and four top leaders.
A fatal crash at 47th SW and SW Wildwood in West Seattle has claimed the life of a bicycle rider following a collision with a truck Monday morning.
Seattle neighborhoods shift from massive city-wide events to grassroots festivals like Porchfest to foster local connection and economic stability.
Bellevue University honors business leader Keith Edquist with an honorary Doctor of Commerce for his leadership and community impact.