A man was shot in the leg near 3rd and Pike early Friday; police say the suspect fled and detectives are investigating.

A Seattle man faces first-degree murder charges after the May 24 shooting death of Marcus Pressley outside a Kent apartment complex. Prosecutors say the killing was allegedly premeditated and retaliatory.

The Pitch pop-up inside Kickin' It Federal Way is taking match‑day reservations for World Cup watch parties June 19–21, serving international snacks like Belgian fries and an Australian snag.

Clear and mild Thursday with a high near 70°F. A strong warm-up Sunday–Monday could push temps into the 80s–90s.

Federal prosecutors say two sisters used a 'gift card sequencing' scheme to steal more than $80,000 from a national retailer. One sister is jailed pending trial; the other was released on recognizance.

Sap Kray, convicted in the 1997 killing of Tacoma Officer William Lowry, died last Friday while serving life in state prison. The Snohomish County medical examiner lists the cause of death as pending.

Public health warned Chief Sealth families after a student attended class while contagious with whooping cough; watch for cough symptoms and confirm vaccinations.

Seattle firefighters battled a house fire in the 3000 block of NW 59th Street early Wednesday; crews attacked the blaze from inside and out and initial updates were posted on X.

Spokane Indian Housing Authority paid about $53.3M for the 200‑unit Waterford Apartments in Everett, expanding its western Washington holdings amid a busy acquisition run. Local filings and industry notices detail the deal.

A man in his 40s was shot on Park Ave S on June 6 and taken to a hospital in serious condition. Deputies say the shooter fled in a vehicle and investigators are seeking tips and footage.

Knapp’s Restaurant and Lounge in Tacoma’s Proctor District posted a closure sign on Monday; the 1938 diner says it will offer a brief Saturday coffee service. The long‑running spot’s future is unclear.

An Auburn family says their 7-year-old was struck and killed outside their home and they're urging drivers to check blind spots and consider backup cameras.

Seattle's Crocodile has been sold to a comedy‑backed out‑of‑state group led by Jimmy Miller and Mike McAvoy. Management says the mainroom will keep running while owners plan basement upgrades.