A man was stabbed under an overpass in Green Lake, Seattle; police found him injured and transferred him to a hospital. The assailant remains unidentified, and an investigation is ongoing.

A semi-truck collided with the White River Bridge on SR 410, causing a shutdown. No injuries were reported, but the bridge's structural integrity is being evaluated.

Pierce County Executive Ryan Mello has initiated a task force to design a new juvenile justice facility, aiming to replace the outdated Remann Hall with a modern approach to rehabilitation.

AG Nick Brown joins a multi-state lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging imposed immigration-related conditions on VOCA victim support funds.

A man was arrested after a shooting at Golden Gardens Park in Seattle, which left another man seriously injured. A firearm was recovered and the suspect is expected to face assault charges.

Washington's Employment Security Department schedules a webinar for Aug. 21 to offer assistance to state workers affected by job disruptions, covering unemployment benefits and reemployment services.

Incarcerated individuals at Washington Correction Center complete a civics course aimed at preparing them for community re-entry and active citizenship after release.

Snohomish County is accepting applications for funds to create affordable housing, with over $1 million available for the fiscal year 2026. Virtual information sessions are mandatory for applicants.

New 4-way stop at 3rd Street and Ballarat Avenue in North Bend aims to improve safety, especially with school season nearing. Road markings and signage have been updated, including eye-catching flags on stop signs to alert drivers to the change.

Seattle invests $2.75 million in community projects to promote food equity, benefiting 18 groups with grants of $85,260 to $100,000 each, for initiatives like food distribution and Indigenous sovereignty.

Washington State Patrol seeks public assistance in identifying the driver of a white pickup truck involved in a fatal hit-and-run on Interstate 5 on July 30, resulting in a pedestrian's death.

A federal judge has blocked DHS and HHS from using Medicaid data for immigration enforcement, siding with states likely to win on claims of federal overreach.

The Washington State Department of Transportation announces overnight closures of I-5 in Lewis County for paving, with detours and work set to improve road safety.