A counterprotester was arrested after drumming outside a Turning Point USA event at UW's Husky Union Building, drawing chants and a heavy police presence.

Farrelli’s Pizza is converting The Claw into a party‑ready location in Enumclaw with a bar, private room and covered patio; the chain is aiming to open in late June.

Marysville police are investigating after a woman was found dead inside a garbage can on Grove Street; detectives say the case is active and ask anyone with tips to call 360-363-8378.

Two former UW medical residents filed a King County class-action saying WPHP forced flawed evaluations and stalled their careers; WPHP has moved to dismiss under state immunity.

Shots were reported outside Mayor Katie Wilson's news conference at Yesler Community Center. Police responded and are investigating.

Edgewood’s City Council voted to repeal the local fireworks ban, returning residents to state rules while officials consider a narrower holiday restriction. The change took effect in April.

A 27-year-old man was found in the roadway and taken to the hospital after an early-morning shooting on Rainier Ave S in Renton; police are asking witnesses to call 911.

Tacoma inspectors closed 10 unpermitted fruit carts and taco stands this month, citing missing handwashing, refrigeration and employee‑restroom access. The closures are logged by the health department.

A 38-year-old man remains in critical condition after a stabbing outside La Perla Del Mar in Parkland; deputies arrested a suspect nearby and seized a gun and meth.

A Savoonga woman was sentenced to 10 years after authorities say she received more than 7,000 fentanyl pills at a P.O. Box tied to a prison‑linked trafficking ring.

A new $480M Mary Bridge returns dedicated pediatric care to Tacoma with family‑friendly rooms, eight ORs and specialty clinics. The building opens May 16.

A man was stabbed near Pier 70 and suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Seattle police said the investigation is ongoing and no arrest has been made.

The Washington State Fairs Columbia Bank Grandstand will host Weird Al, Little Big Town, Jon Batiste and Ice Cube in September 2026. Heres who plays when and what tickets cost.