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

New regulations for salmon and steelhead fishing in the lower Columbia River start June 16, with daily catch limits and mandatory release of wild steelhead.

The Select Committee on Seattle's 2024 Transportation Levy holds its final public hearing before the City Council vote, focusing on safety, oversight, and support for vulnerable groups.

Three separate wrong-way collisions occurred in Pierce County, resulting in two fatalities, with a driver under the influence causing the deadly crash on State Route 512.

The NWS has warned of possible flooding in northwest Washington due to an atmospheric river, with a flood watch in effect through Wednesday for several counties.

A fire broke out in a Seattle apartment, displacing residents and causing no injuries. Firefighters extinguished the blaze, and the Red Cross is aiding those affected. The cause is under investigation.

Kirkland City Council will meet on June 4 to address city issues, including proposed speed limit reductions and homelessness, with open community participation.

Seattle Parks and Recreation collaborates with local organizations to create urban food havens in the city, with a public event on June 7 to discuss the initiative.

Lakemont Boulevard in South Bellevue is reopening the week of June 10, following a culvert replacement. The city celebrates with a walk/bike event and live stream of festivities.

Seattle's South Park Community Center offers free summer programs for youth, including a late-night hangout, lunch and activities, and a summer camp with sports and games, aiming to facilitate physical play and community for various ages.

Seattle introduces reusable cups at SIFF Cinema venues, supporting their Reuse campaign to cut down on disposable cup waste and promote sustainability.

Seattle's 2024 Technology Access & Adoption Study reveals insights on internet access, device use, and digital literacy, involving over 4,600 participants.

Washington state officials returned from a five-day mission in Vietnam to strengthen trade ties, potentially enhancing a $3.5 billion relationship in sectors such as tech, agriculture, and energy.