O.L. Reign rebrands to Seattle Reign FC with a new logo, amidst the growing interest in women's sports, with new players joining the team for the upcoming season.

Sandia National Laboratories researchers have developed a more efficient wave energy converter design using a co-design approach and a magnetic spring mechanism, promising increased durability and performance.

Seattle reports a 24% decrease in homelessness and a 20% increase in shelter referrals since January, amidst a 7% rise in medical emergencies due to fentanyl overdoses.

Passengers sue Boeing and Alaska Airlines after a mid-flight fuselage blowout on Flight 1282, claiming traumatic experiences due to alleged negligence.

New Yorkers relying on the Affordable Connectivity Program for their internet service face soaring costs as the program's funding is at risk without Congressional action.

A man received intermittent custody for a fatal DUI crash in Snohomish, with three years' probation and a requirement to serve partial weekly confinement.

A woman was found dead after a shooting in Seattle's Central District; police responded to gunfire around 8 pm. Efforts to save her failed and the incident remains under investigation.

Seattle's weather is warming up, with temperatures reaching near 70 this weekend and sunny skies lasting until early next week, according to NWS Seattle.

Seattle police arrested three teenagers for attempted carjacking and other crimes after a high-speed chase and foot pursuit, as reported on the SPD Blotter.

Reyna Hernandez, who was reported missing from Washington State, was found deceased in a Mexicali cemetery, with a Renton man detained in Mexico on unrelated charges.

Seattle experienced another overcast morning with cool temperatures around 43°F and high humidity. Light winds and stable barometric pressure suggest the gray weather will continue.

Shin Yu Pai, Seattle's Civic Poet, prepares to conclude her tenure with a public poetry project highlighting sustainability through poems displayed at various city locations, with contributions from local poets and visual designs by Jayme Yen.

The Tacoma Narrows Bridge tolls will persist longer than expected due to outstanding construction debts, with payments extended until at least 2033. Local businesses and commuters are concerned about the economic impact.