A teenager was killed in Renton by an off-duty guard who mistook an airsoft gun for a real firearm; security footage contradicts the guard's claim of self-defense. He faces second-degree murder charges.

Shawn Nanez was sentenced to prison for organized retail theft in Washington, marking the first successful case for the state's Organized Retail Crime Unit.

Bellevue's Community Crisis Assistance Team, a program that combines police and mental health professionals to aid individuals in mental health crises, secures permanent funding after a successful pilot.

Recreational salmon season in Marine Area 4 opens from June 22 to September 15, 2024, with various regulations including catch quotas and size requirements.

Unsafe levels of PSP have been found in shellfish along Washington's Pacific coast, leading to recreational and commercial harvesting bans in areas like Grays Harbor and Willapa Bay to prevent health risks.

King County plans to replace pipes under SE 432nd Street with a new culvert, upgrade a parallel drainage pipe, and improve fish migration. The project, near Enumclaw, WA, will cause road closures during summer.

The South 216th Street bridge over I-5 in SeaTac is now open for two-way traffic, marking progress in Washington's SR 509 Completion Project. Upgrades include ADA-accessible sidewalks and bike lanes.

Washington State approves the transfer of 404.1 acres in Clallam County to support an off-channel reservoir project and create a new park for conservation and recreation.

The Good Drinks program is a new free digital passport initiative in Seattle designed to promote local bars and restaurants, offering incentives for patronizing over 20 establishments.

One person died and three were injured in an early morning fire at a vacant Seattle apartment. Firefighters rescued several people; one remains in critical condition. The incident is under investigation.

"ARTS at King Street Station presents 'COMPLEXITY'—a graffiti art exhibit—and a photo showcase by 'Youth in Focus'. Both exhibits celebrate urban culture and young talent."

Seattle fines Miles Hudson $83,000 for noise disturbances caused by his modified Dodge Charger Hellcat, while legal actions intensify against his continued defiance documented on social media.

A motorcyclist died in Seattle's Greenwood after crashing into vehicles and being pronounced dead at the scene.