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Seattle organizers are pairing the U.S.–Australia World Cup match with Juneteenth programming citywide — art, watch parties and events spotlighting Black history.
Weather & Environment in ...
A brief sewer overflow near Constellation Park has prompted warning signs and a county advisory to avoid contact with the water.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A man was stabbed at Gas Works Park on June 14, 2024; police arrested a suspect and booked them on assault. The incident arrives as the city advances safety fixes at the park.
A teen driver was arrested after a westbound collision on SR‑16 in Tacoma that injured a passenger and briefly set a car ablaze. Troopers say the driver is under 18.
Seattle police arrested 11 people during a coordinated retail-theft sweep at Westwood Village, recovering about $2,800. One suspect is tied to roughly $17,000 in alleged thefts.
Mount Si trails were closed Tuesday after a bear encounter injured two people. Crews evacuated both hikers while WDFW searched the area.
A pedestrian was killed Monday after being struck by a vehicle on South Tacoma Way in Tacoma. Police say the driver remained at the scene and was not arrested.
A technical problem briefly knocked Washington’s 911 voice system offline on June 15, leaving dispatchers without location data before service was restored. Agencies are investigating.
A 63-year-old Spanaway man died after his pickup crashed into a camper trailer early June 13. The Medical Examiner lists the case as pending and investigators are probing the scene.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Create World relaunched sales at MARI Bellevue and says the 138‑unit tower is about 60% sold, with roughly 50 residences still available.
Seattle Fire crews are on scene in the 900 block of Dexter Ave N after a technician got stuck atop an elevator car; the department asked people to avoid the area.
A National Weather Service watch warns gusty winds and low humidity across eastern Washington Tuesday; any new fires could spread quickly.
New county assessment notices show downtown Spokane office and apartment values slipping while manufactured homes and vacant land tick up.
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