Washington marks 50 years since Southeast Asian refugees began arriving, as chronicled in the book "New Land," detailing their stories of hardship and community support.

The Wenberg Boat Launch in Snohomish County will be closed on select days in May and June 2025 for a paving project involving drainage improvements and road repaving.

Seattle medics subdued a shooting suspect in Pioneer Square after witnessing an incident, helping police who arrived and arrested the man; a victim is in serious condition.

Washington State's House Bill 1102, enhancing the Veterans Service Officer Program, has been signed into law, aiming to improve services for military veterans, especially in underserved areas.

Two Alaska Airlines jets collided wings at Sea-Tac Airport while backing from gates, causing delays and triggering a FAA investigation. No injuries were reported.

Kirkland City Council will discuss rezoning, local impact fees, and community amendments on May 20; the meeting will be live-streamed and public input is welcome.

King County and partners celebrate the resurgence of Lake Sammamish kokanee salmon, with over 8,300 adult kokanee returning to spawn—the second-highest return since 1996.

Local boy Noah, who has a chronic illness, will experience being "Sheriff for a Day" in a heartwarming event organized by the Pierce County Sheriff's Office.

The NWS forecasts intermittent rain for Seattle, with a high chance of precipitation and thunderstorms expected over the weekend and into early next week.

A Kitsap County deputy shot a suspect in a Fred Meyer parking lot; the suspect sustained non-life-threatening injuries. The confrontation occurred following a prowler report. An investigation is underway.

Construction on a new pedestrian bridge over SR 500 in Vancouver, WA has resumed, aiming to reconnect communities and improve safety for non-vehicle travelers.

Seattle's forecast includes clouds, intermittent showers, and steady temperatures, maintaining the city's typically high humidity and cloudy weather pattern.

Seattle City Council unanimously passes a bill expanding traffic safety cameras and sets up a fund for traffic safety initiatives, sponsored by Transportation Chair Rob Saka.