Former attorney Colby Parks pleads guilty to wire fraud for stealing over $530,000 from a disabled client's trust.

A deadly shooting near a preschool and college in Auburn, WA left one man dead. No suspects have been identified; police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell condemned a right-wing rally at Cal Anderson Park and the ensuing unrest caused by infiltrating anarchists, prompting police action and event shutdown. He is reviewing the event permit process.

Seattle's Memorial Day forecast includes intermittent showers and cool temperatures, with a slight chance of rain increasing midday. Conditions will improve with mostly sunny skies midweek and warmer temperatures expected.

Seattle's weather report indicates a sunny and warm day with a high near 75 degrees, transitioning to a clear night at 51 degrees. The weekend forecast includes mild temperatures, a chance of Sunday showers, and potential Memorial Day rain.

A 17-year-old girl was charged with DUI after crashing her truck into a Parkland house. No injuries occurred, as residents were elsewhere in the home at the time.

Commissioner Upthegrove urges fire safety over Memorial Day Weekend, highlighting the risk of wildfires and offering tips through the DNR to prevent them.

Kraemer-Scarsella Joint Venture is selected as the contractor for the last phase of Washington's SR 167 Completion Project, set to begin construction in mid-2026.

Governor Ferguson appointed Debbie Driver as the new Legislative Director and named Bea Rector as the Acting Secretary of DSHS, succeeding the retiring Cheryl Strange.

WSDOT seeks public input through a survey on signage effectiveness for Keller Ferry outages on State Route 21, aiming to improve notifications and potentially secure funding for sign upgrades.

North Bend City Council has voted to switch police services from Snoqualmie to the King County Sheriff's Office, commencing after an 18-month transition period.

WDFW to hold a virtual meeting on May 29 to discuss a proposed change in the slot limit for white sturgeon harvesting in Lake Roosevelt, potentially raising the minimum size limit to 55 inches.

Seattle is prepping for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup and 2026 FIFA World Cup, with intensive planning led by the Washington EMD to ensure safety and coordination.