The southbound Greene Street in Spokane is closed for drain line installations related to the North Spokane Corridor project until August 11, with detours in place.

A boat caught fire at the Port of Everett; all occupants safely evacuated and the fire was swiftly contained, with an investigation into the cause ongoing.

A semi-truck caught fire on SR 18 in Maple Valley, leading to traffic disruptions and emergency responses. No injuries reported; the cause is under investigation.

The Alaskan Way Safety Project in Seattle has concluded, improving pedestrian and bike pathways and enhancing safety and access along the city's waterfront.

Seattle celebrates National Farmers Market Week, highlighting the Fresh Bucks program which provides $40 monthly for families to buy produce and supports local businesses.

Seattle Mayor and City Council President propose legislation to simplify the permitting process for small businesses, potentially quickening the opening of commercial spaces and reviving local economy.

The National Weather Service forecasts overcast conditions with haze and a slight rain chance for Seattle, with mostly sunny skies and mid-70s temperatures expected.

Seattle's City Attorney filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration challenging two Executive Orders that could affect city funding based on policy agendas.

Residents in South Seattle are on edge as police investigate a string of fires believed to be intentional. The Seattle Police and Fire Departments are working together to determine if the incidents are connected and are urging the public to report any suspicious activity.

A father was shot dead near the University of Washington, marking Seattle's 23rd homicide of the year. Witnesses described a rapid gunfire and a suspect fleeing in a white Hyundai Elantra.

Seattle Police are investigating a First Hill neighborhood shooting that left a man with a forehead graze wound; no robbery was involved, and the suspect fled.

The Bear Gulch Fire in Mason County prompted Level 3 evacuation orders due to a rapid expansion to 1,989 acres with 8% containment and expected fire activity increase.

The Kirkland Police Department reported responding to 2,278 service calls and making 62 arrests from July 1 to 15, highlighting incidents like an attempted unlawful imprisonment, DUIs, a fireworks accident, and a beaver sighting.