Kirkland's annual 4th of July parade is back for its 25th year, calling for volunteers to assist with festivities including a Kids' Decorating event and managing the parade route.

Seattle weather forecast predicts clear skies and comfortable temperatures leading up to Juneteenth, with gradual warmth throughout the week for outdoor activities.

The ABC Program in Seattle is celebrating its growth and how it has helped small businesses like Hyson Boba with free counseling in areas like accounting and marketing.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission will meet from June 20-22 to discuss topics including cougar hunting, bald eagle conservation, the fate of gray wolves, and ecological policies for the Columbia Basin.

Bellevue Police seek public help after arresting Robert Scroggs, a teacher accused of molesting a child at Newport Heights Elementary, and investigate potential additional victims.

The Washington State Department of Natural Resources invites public comment on a proposed land exchange in Jefferson County, with a meeting scheduled for July 9.

Two individuals were arrested in Thurston County for their connection with a man found buried in a shallow grave; charges include evidence tampering and illegal body disposal.

Washington Governor Inslee has ordered the Department of Health to verify that state hospitals provide emergency abortion services, aligning with Washington's defense of reproductive rights.

A man was arrested in Seattle for collisions and threats, with officers recovering a firearm and other items suggesting more extensive criminal activity. He faces multiple charges, including firearm possession and felony harassment.

King County employees can enjoy discounts at the Taste Northwest event by using the code 'king24' at TheFair.com/Corporate, accessing savings on local food and entertainment.

The Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs launches a Victim Compensation Fund, administered by the KCSC, offering financial aid to hate crime victims.

Seattle students, led by Franklin HS senior Natalya McConnell, are urging city officials to reallocate funds toward mental health support in schools following a shooting tragedy.

Brad Harwood has joined the Seattle City Council as the new communications director, bringing over a decade of experience from his previous role in Bellevue and his work within the Metropolitan King County Council.