A jury decided that Washington state is not liable for BLM protester Summer Taylor's death on I-5, but Taylor's family will receive $6 million in damages.

Firefighters responded to a two-alarm blaze at a vacant Seattle building, maintaining a defensive approach due to the structure's risk of collapse. No injuries; cause unknown.

Drive-by shooting at Parkland Precinct of Pierce County Sheriff's Department leads to the arrest of a suspect who fired at the building and was later detained with the weapon found nearby.

Burien's National Welcoming Week celebrates diversity with events for all. The city council will officially declare the period as Welcoming Week with activities planned, including a community event on September 14.

The Seattle Christmas Market at the Seattle Center is returning with an extra week (Nov 21-Dec 24). Tickets are on sale with a $5 discount. The market features over 80 vendors, new attractions, and festive dining options. It's closed on Nov 28.

A severe fire damaged a condo in North Greenlake, Seattle, displacing residents; crews controlled the blaze within an hour. The fire was determined to be arson.

Pierce County Sheriff's Deputies arrested a naked suspect with multiple felony warrants following a pursuit, with K9 Bronco playing a critical role in the apprehension.

Seattle Councilmember Moore proposes revisions to her legislation on commercial sexual exploitation, aiming to focus on buyers/promoters and provide services instead of pursuing charges against sellers.

The city of Tacoma is using boulders and other structures to deter homeless encampments, leading to debate over the morality and effectiveness of such measures. Critics argue these efforts do not address the broader issue of homelessness.

The Kirkland City Council discussed zoning amendments, affirmed awareness months, and reviewed their operating procedures at a recent meeting, also planning for future housing and capital programs.

Seattle is under a heat advisory due to high temperatures into the 90s, raising health risk concerns, especially for vulnerable populations and outdoor workers.

Seattle's Department of Construction and Inspections advises projects with grading work to apply for a Grading Season Extension prior to rainy season restrictions from November 1 to March 31.

Local authorities in Tacoma and Pierce County are seeking help via Crime Stoppers to catch suspects tied to a robbery crew, a semi-truck hit-and-run, and a fire department equipment theft.