Pierce County is opening the new Pipeline Trail with a public event featuring activities and dignitaries. The 5.8-mile trail connects Tacoma Dome to rural areas and is part of a larger trail network plan.

New details on a Seattle police shooting involving Officer Rodriguez were released, including body-cam footage. Rodriguez is on leave pending an investigation.

A homicide investigation is underway on Ketron Island, WA, after a woman was found dead with stab wounds. The suspect drove off a ferry dock and remains missing, with their car submerged. The local community is shaken by the crime.

WSP seeks public help for clues in an I-90 hit-and-run involving a vintage pickup. Witnesses or dashcam footage are requested to aid the investigation.

Amber Emery has been appointed as North Bend's new City Administrator, bringing over 17 years of experience to the role. She was unanimously approved by the City Council.

The Washington AG is suing Cornerstone Ranches for alleged discrimination against local and female workers in favor of male H-2A workers, violating worker protection laws.

Seattle police reported a violent stabbing in Queen Anne, where a man suffered life-threatening injuries. The incident happened early near 5th Ave N and Mercer St.

Seattle's National Weather Service predicts storms and showers with a high of 62°F today, with continued rainfall and thunderstorms tonight. Weekend will see gradual weather improvement.

Marysville's Junk in the Trunk sale on July 12 offers a range of used and handmade items from over 65 vendors, with food trucks available for shoppers.

The Washington Department of Ecology proposes permit changes allowing wastewater plants to opt into general permits or update individual ones for nutrient pollution into Puget Sound.

Seattle's glass recycling has improved with SPU's new partnerships and infrastructure upgrades, reviving the program after a previous halt due to facility closures.

A 19-year-old drowned at Eagle Falls after beginning to cramp while swimming. Despite 20 minutes of CPR by emergency responders, he was pronounced dead at the scene.

Snohomish County Adult Recovery Court celebrates the graduation of its 1,000th participant, crediting the program with changing lives and improving the community.