Megan Rapinoe's jersey retirement ceremony with Reign FC in Seattle will feature a skydiving performance and recognize her career and advocacy, with activities for fans and landmarks lighting up in her honor.

A man was fatally shot in Seattle's Central District, with police discovering him with multiple gunshot wounds. Efforts to save him failed and he was pronounced dead at the hospital. No suspects have been identified; police are investigating.

Seattle's weekend overcast and rain are set to clear, with the National Weather Service predicting sunnier skies and warmer temperatures for the coming week.

Seattle City Light celebrates National Hydropower Day, highlighting its significant use of hydropower for over a century to provide energy, despite challenges like variable water levels.

Seattle's "Movies at the Mural" features "The Color Purple" musical tonight at 9 p.m., offering free screenings with available chairs and the option to bring blankets.

WDFW imposes emergency rules to prevent CWD spread in Washington, regulating hunting practices and game transport, and mandating testing for harvested animals.

Snohomish County deputies are investigating a suspicious death after finding a woman's body in Lake Stevens; Major Crimes Unit detectives are involved.

Over 140 roosters rescued from a cockfighting ring in Pierce County are seeking homes through Heartwood Haven, contrasting with the euthanization of similarly rescued birds in Yakima County.

Pierce County allocates over $4M for housing aid to address homelessness, seeking proposals for permanent and rapid rehousing programs using HUD funds.

A 20-year-old pedestrian died after being hit by a vehicle in Kent; the driver is cooperating with the investigation. The pedestrian had been crossing outside a crosswalk.

Councilmember Kettle presents a plan to boost Seattle's public safety, including police department support, legislative measures, and regional cooperation.

Pierce County law enforcement officers underwent a week of active shooter response training, focusing on tactics and medical aid, provided by the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center.

The CHWCMR engaged Latinx youth in environmental justice through a curriculum funded by Seattle's EJ Fund, highlighting the link between climate change, health, and racial inequality.