The National Weather Service forecasts clear, sunny days with mild temperatures for Seattle, including highs in the upper 70s to low 80s and light north breezes.

Seattle and other cities challenged DHS over delayed counterterrorism funds, resulting in DHS releasing owed funds to Seattle but not covering critical radiation detection equipment costs.

A motorcyclist hitting a Washington State Patrol car while evading a stop in Kent faces multiple charges for stunts, hitting the vehicle, and fleeing.

Seattle's weather for the upcoming week includes a mix of sunshine, clouds, and occasional showers, with temperatures ranging from the upper 50s to low 80s.

Washington state made an arrest in an MMIWP case, marking a significant step for the newly formed Cold Case Unit focused on Indigenous victims. Tina Alcorn was charged for the murder of tribal member George David.

Edgewood deputies joined the Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run, showing solidarity with intellectually disabled individuals and supporting the weekend Special Olympics games.

Rep. Timm Ormsby criticizes the Trump administration's federal policies, citing their negative impact on Washington's economy and advocating for vigilance and preparedness in the state's financial planning.

The Edgewater Bridge demolition is nearing completion, with the remaining concrete columns set to be removed. Temporary supports still stand for the construction of a new bridge. Officials urge safety and provide updates on detours and progress.

Pierce County funds an extended detox program at MDC to combat opioid overdoses, allowing up to 10-day stays for better stabilization before long-term treatment.

Injuries and fires caused by fireworks are a concern in Washington State. Public displays are safest, but for private use, the State Fire Marshal's Office offers guidelines for safety.

Seattle Police, with the U.S. Marshals Task Force, arrested fugitive Sedric Stevenson, who had previously escaped custody at Sea-Tac Airport. He now faces extradition to Kentucky.

Clark County Public Health warns of high toxic algae levels in Vancouver Lake and advises against swimming or water activities. Safety signs are posted, and weekly water quality monitoring is ongoing.

The Washington state MMIWP Task Force has released their third annual report, detailing progress and ongoing efforts to address the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous persons.