Washington Attorney General Nick Brown and 20 other states and jurisdictions sue the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, challenging policy shifts in the Continuum of Care grant program that could severely impact homelessness support.

Midshipman 2nd Class Quang Le, a Seattle native and U.S. Naval Academy student, recently completed hands-on training aboard the USS Boxer as part of the Navy's CORTRAMID program. Le is set to graduate in 2024 with a degree in data science and Chinese.

Seattle Public Library's Douglass-Truth Branch celebrates its 50th anniversary on Dec. 13. The event honors the Central District community and features a performance, branch history tours, and a presentation on the African American Collection.

Groundbreaking for New Hope Family Housing, a 92-unit mixed-use affordable housing project, is set for Nov 30 in Seattle's Central District. The development, a partnership between NHCDI and LIHI, will offer homes to low-income families by spring 2027.

Seattle Men's Chorus is set to make its TV debut this holiday season with 'Merry & Bright', a festive special featuring iconic performances. The program premieres on KIRO 7 on Thanksgiving Day, with encores on Christmas Day.

Steffanie Fain makes history as the first Korean American and first Asian American in nearly 40 years to serve on the King County Council. She pledges to focus on affordable communities, safe neighborhoods, and accountable government.

Girmay H. Zahilay, the youngest and first millennial King County Executive, outlines his 'Four B's' policy framework in inaugural address. His administration marks the first change in executive leadership in 16 years, overseeing 18,000 employees and serving 2.3 million residents.

New upgrades to Rainier Avenue South in Southeast Seattle promise shorter travel times and safer crossings for thousands of riders. The project, part of Seattle's transit strategy, includes improved pedestrian infrastructure and a new bus-only lane.

Filipino Community of Seattle hosts Kwentuhan / Storytime, an intergenerational storytelling event celebrating Filipino American History month. The event provided a platform for elders to share their experiences of immigrating to the U.S.

Stephanie Morales, founder of Made Space, has transformed her vision into reality with the Central District Art Walk. The monthly event celebrates local Black artists and businesses, fostering community and preserving culture in Seattle's Central District.

Seattle is gearing up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup with major upgrades to the Husky Soccer Stadium and Lumen Field. Local businesses report cleaner, safer streets thanks to the city's ongoing investments and improvements.

Exploring the complex culture of graffiti in Seattle, where it's seen as both property destruction and a powerful form of expression. Artists, city officials, and residents share their perspectives on the impact and future of this misunderstood art form.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell is seeking an urban designer to join the Seattle Design Commission. The ideal candidate will enhance city-funded projects and have experience in publicly funded development. Applications open until Nov. 24, 2025.

Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown joins 21 others in a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education, challenging a new rule restricting eligibility for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program. The rule could impact thousands of public workers.

Renton Rangers secure a spot in the North Sound Junior Football League Peewee Division championship game with a stunning 40-0 victory over Mariner. A commanding performance by the Rangers, showcasing a relentless defense and explosive offense.

Snohomish Panthers stun previously unbeaten Everett Timberwolves with a 7-0 victory in the North Sound Junior Football League Bantam Division semifinal. A 78-yard fumble return touchdown by linebacker Jaxon Alde sealed the game.

In a thrilling North Sound Junior Football 89er Division playoff, Renton Rangers clinched a 12-7 victory over the CPC Eagles, securing their place in the championship game. The match was a display of hard-hitting football and game-changing plays.

Cedar Park Christian Eagles secure a 21-0 victory over Eastside Crusaders in the North Sound Junior Football League semifinal. With a strong ground game and disciplined defense, the Eagles advance to the championship game.

Dominant performances across the board as Renton Rangers and Lake Stevens teams advance to championships in the North Sound Junior Football League. Standout players, key interceptions, and impressive shutouts mark the semifinals.

Seattle city council confirms up to $8M in emergency food assistance to local food banks and meal services amid uncertain federal SNAP funding. The aid will support over 30 food banks, community meal programs, and school-based food programs.

King County Metro bus driver Jack Millman, known for his exceptional service and acts of kindness, has been named Metro's Operator of the Year. His dedication and humanity have earned him over 200 official commendations from riders.

Seattle Prep's Gavin Lines, Eastside Catholic's Aedyn Havili, and Win Chandler shine in recent football games, earning Offensive, Defensive, and Special Teams Player of the Week respectively. Other standout performances include Cayden Pili's breakout week and Teddy Maschmedt's clutch performance.

Metro League football teams concluded the season with impressive victories. O'Dea, Eastside Catholic, and Chief Sealth dominated their matchups, while Seattle Prep, Blanchet, and Ingraham also secured wins.

Seattle's J Styles Barbershop hosts a unique chess tournament, uniting youth, police officers, and community members. Organized by Detective Denise Bouldin and Jameel Shabazz, the event promotes intergenerational connection and community transformation.

Mayor Bruce Harrell issues Executive Order to address food deserts in Seattle, following the closure of Fred Meyer store. The order includes exploring options for future grocery or pharmacy use, and adjusting land use rules to encourage new openings.

Federal judge halts Trump-era directive forcing states to share SNAP recipients' data with USDA. The injunction follows a multistate lawsuit led by Washington Attorney General Nick Brown, citing violations of federal laws and constitutional protections.

Renton Rangers 89ers, Mariner, LS 89er Black, LS 89er White, and Mill Creek 89ers all secured impressive victories in their recent football matches. The teams showcased a mix of strong defense, explosive offense, and strategic plays, setting the stage for an exciting playoff season.

Mill Creek Bantams triumphed over Edmonds-Woodway with a 38-20 victory, led by Mattsen Coleman's three touchdowns. Other notable performances included Bryce Woods' two scores and Caleb Conser's five tackles. The game showcased Mill Creek's all-around strength and teamwork.

Monroe Black secures a playoff spot with an 18-6 victory over Renton, while Eastside Crusaders Juniors triumph over Lake Stevens Black 33-8. In other matches, Mill Creek Juniors win 19-6 over Lake Stevens Purple, and Cedar Park Ch. Gold defeats Interbay 38-6.

Monroe secures the third seed in the playoffs with a 23-19 win over Mariner. Renton's Boom Squad dominates Lake Stevens 27-6 in a battle of the undefeated. Mill Creek clinches the No. 6 playoff seed with a thrilling 19-18 victory over Cedar Park Christian. Everett triumphs over Snohomish 13-0.

Mill Creek Seniors concluded their regular season with a 25-8 victory over Cedar Park Christian, thanks to a strong ground game and solid defense. Other local football scores include Everett 29-6 over West Seattle, Renton 21-6 over Eastside, and Lake Stevens 30-0 over Ballard.

Renton Rangers clinch first place in the North Sound Junior Football League's Peewee Division with a 27-6 victory over the Lake Stevens Vikings. A strong defense and a standout performance by Malakai Armstead led the Rangers to their undefeated regular season finish.

King County Superior Court orders John B. Elliott, Shanelle Sunde, and their companies to pay over $7M for orchestrating a fraudulent probate scheme. The defendants are also permanently barred from acting as probate administrators.

Seattle's Día de Muertos Festival returns to Seattle Center on Nov. 1-2, offering a vibrant celebration of life, remembrance, and tradition. The free event features music, food, art, and workshops, honoring the legacy of ancestors.

Aaron Bowker, president of Edmonds-Woodway Youth Football, is reshaping youth sports, emphasizing fun, safety, and personal growth over wins and losses. His mission is to provide a safe, enjoyable space for kids to learn and love the sport.

Bellevue College's International Guitar Series returns on Oct. 17, blending global talent with student innovation. The six-event season features world-renowned performers and unique collaborations with composers on original works.

From an uncertain start as a first-time football mom, Sarah Clemans now serves as treasurer of Lake Stevens Youth Football. Her commitment to the organization and passion for community building through the game is truly inspiring.

Edmonds-Woodway triumphs over Cedar Park Christian Blue 21-0, Mill Creek defeats Mariner 26-7, Everett beats Cedar Park Christian Gold 28-14, and more in a series of dominant team performances. Standout plays and teamwork showcased across the board.

Mill Creek triumphs over West Seattle with a 47-0 victory, showcasing a powerful offense and defense. Other notable victories include Cedar Park Christian over Renton, Everett over Eastside, and Edmonds-Woodway over Monroe.

Lake Stevens Vikings triumph over Snohomish Panthers in a 16-0 shutout, claiming first place in the North Sound League Bantam Division. Quarterback Oakoley Burns leads the charge with 84 rushing yards and two touchdowns.

Renton Rangers Juniors clinch a thrilling 13-12 victory over Edmonds Woodway, with key performances from Billy Ace Meneese, Jack Pierce, and Aaron Strand. One more win and they're playoff bound. Other notable victories across the board.

Mariner triumphs over Mill Creek with a 19-7 victory, led by Milia Mendoza's 50 rushing yards and a touchdown. Other scores include Edmonds-Woodway 21, Everett 13; Lake Stevens 30, Monroe 0; Cedar Park Christian 38, Snohomish 0.

Chief Sealth's head football coach, Daron Camacho, attributes the team's success to a strong sense of brotherhood and emerging leaders. Despite graduating 24 seniors last year, the team, currently 3-3, continues to show competitive spirit and improvement.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell signs Executive Order to enhance tree preservation on private property. The order promotes climate resilience, environmental equity, and sustainable development, with a focus on balancing growth with environmental protection.

Veteran Seattle journalist Deborah Horne retires from KIRO 7 after a remarkable 34-year career. Known for her dedication to truth and impactful storytelling, Horne leaves a lasting legacy on the Pacific Northwest media landscape.

Chief Sealth Seahawks deliver a stunning 28-0 victory over Lakeside Lions in the Metro League showdown. With explosive offense and a rock-solid defense, Sealth shook up the league standings. A game to remember for the Seahawks.

King County Executive Shannon Braddock announces the 2025 Executive's Small Business Awards winners, recognizing local enterprises driving innovation and enriching the region's economy. The awards highlight excellence in sectors from technology to agriculture.

Governor Bob Ferguson appoints UW alumni Dow Constantine and Denise Stiffarm to the University of Washington Board of Regents. Constantine and Stiffarm succeed Regents Rogelio Riojas and Constance W. Rice, whose terms expire on Sept. 30.

Seattle's Mayor Bruce Harrell proposes legislation to ban restrictive land use covenants that hinder the operation of grocery stores and pharmacies. The move aims to increase food and medicine access, and combat growing food and pharmacy deserts in the city.

In a thrilling back-and-forth match, Rainier Beach Vikings secure a 34-21 victory over Seattle Prep Panthers. Standout performances by Esquire Williams and Damari King for the Vikings, and Leo Harnetiaux for the Panthers.