The Mariners suffered a 5-1 loss to the Twins, with Minnesota's Byron Buxton contributing a decisive three-run homer. Seattle's offense struggled, while Twins' starter Pablo López effectively contained the Mariners' lineup.

Seattle's forecast predicts a 40% chance of showers and a high of 73 degrees today, with mild winds. Clearing skies expected Monday, leading to sunny and warmer midweek conditions.

Bellevue invites proposals for its Housing Stability Program, offering $10 million for affordable housing initiatives, with applications closing on September 10.

Seattle's Office of Housing is offering $112 million for affordable rental home development and preservation, prioritizing at-risk populations and sustainable building practices.

Seattle Information Technology is spotlighting its efforts on diversity and digital equity during Pride week, focusing on accessibility and racial and social justice in line with the Internet for All Resolution and Technology Matching Fund.

A teenage boy was fatally shot in Seattle, prompting a homicide investigation. The victim died at the hospital, and the Seattle PD's Homicide Unit is seeking information from the public.

A man died and three were injured in a stabbing and shooting incident in a stolen vehicle on I-5 near Federal Way, Washington. Traffic was heavily affected.

A man was seriously injured in a shooting in Seattle's High Point neighborhood and was taken to Harborview Medical Center; the assailant remains at large.

A teen was shot in the leg in Seattle's Columbia City, with police investigating the incident involving a gray Honda. The victim was hospitalized in serious condition.

A Stage 1 burn ban will be in effect from July 1 to August 31 in unincorporated Snohomish County due to high fire danger, permitting some recreational fires under strict conditions.

Seattle's weather forecast by the National Weather Service indicates a mix of rain and cloudiness, with variations in temperatures and wind speeds anticipated throughout the week.

The Seattle Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Program has improved access to nutritious food in schools, distributing over 600,000 pounds of produce and implementing educational initiatives to promote healthy eating.

Disciplinary actions have been issued by the Washington State Department of Health against various health care providers for unprofessional conduct ranging from alcohol relapse to fraudulent practices.