Seattle City Council is set to vote on Councilmember Morales' legislation to retain $20 million for student mental health services, countering a 50% funding cut proposal.

Miles Hudson, the "Belltown Hellcat," was ordered back into custody for violating his release conditions by using social media, which was prohibited by the court.

Crater Lake National Park's North Entrance closes due to the Middle Fork Fire, with firefighters establishing control lines to prevent the fire's eastward spread. Other park roads remain open except for construction closures.

Over 650 firefighters work to save Stehekin, Washington, from the 37,850-acre Pioneer Fire. The fire is closely threatening structures. Firefighters are using ground and aerial tactics, including a Sky Crane helicopter, to combat the fire.

The Seattle Seahawks secured a 16-3 win over the Los Angeles Chargers in their preseason opener, showcasing a strong defense and moments of offensive brilliance.

A Blaine man was arrested after a seven-hour standoff with deputies, facing charges including burglary and assault related to domestic violence incidents.

The NWS in Seattle forecasts a mostly sunny day with a high of 73°F and light winds, turning mostly cloudy at night with temperatures around 58°F. The week will have similar weather, getting warmer on Wednesday and a chance of rain by Friday.

Funko released a Flavor Flav figurine to support Team USA's women's water polo, with sales benefiting the team.

"ARTS at King Street Station opened 'FRESSSSSH!' curated by BIPOC youth, featuring artists like Damon Brown. The exhibition tackles themes of race and justice and is complemented by 'Luminous Being' until September 7."

A stolen car chase in Kent ends with a fiery crash, injuring five, including four teenagers and another driver.

DEEL grants $1.49 million to five Seattle organizations for perinatal health programs, with an emphasis on reducing racial disparities in maternal and infant health.

Robert "Kelly" Ortberg is the new CEO of Boeing, focusing on rebuilding trust and increasing production rates, amidst the company's financial losses and ongoing safety issues.

The WDFW invites the public to engage in the revision of the State Wildlife Action Plan, with an introductory virtual meeting scheduled for August 28.