US 2 near Leavenworth will face delays starting July 14 due to a paving project from milepost 78 to 89. Work will occur during off-peak hours to minimize disruption.

Tacoma City Council unanimously adopts the 2025 Climate Action Plan Update to strengthen local economy and infrastructure while addressing climate threats.

Pierce County had a weekend of incidents including a fatal fire, a DUI vehicular assault, and arson linked to fireworks. An elderly man died in a fire, a DUI suspect caused a crash, and a repeat arson offense occurred.

Seattle's weather is expected to vary with clouds, sun, and moderate temperatures, including a chance of rain and highs around 70-80 degrees Fahrenheit.

The City of Vancouver has started a new Bridge Shelter to help with homelessness, featuring 120 beds and services, supported by Clark County funding and other grants.

Seattle's Fourth of July celebrations led to 47 people being treated for fireworks injuries at Harborview Medical Center, with injuries ranging from lost hands to eye traumas.

Firefighters responded to a fire at a UW fraternity house. Early reports suggest fireworks may be involved; the cause is under investigation. All residents were evacuated safely, but the house suffered attic damage and displaced residents.

A 23-year-old man was arrested in West Seattle for a drive-by shooting on July 4, with no injuries or damages reported. Witnesses led police to the suspect's vehicle, and he now faces charges.

Seattle police are investigating a teenage girl's stabbing in West Seattle; the suspects are at large following a break-in and assault. The victim is in serious but stable condition.

Seattle's forecast includes sunny days with high temps in the 70s and 80s, with a brief chance of showers midweek.

Firefighters in Normandy Park tackled a two-alarm fire at a home, using chainsaws to fight the blaze. No injuries were reported; the cause is under investigation.

A 68-year-old certified paraglider died in a crash near Big Lake in Skagit County; no drugs or alcohol were involved. NTSB is investigating the incident.

Governor Ferguson criticizes a new bill that reduces federal incentives for renewable energy and increases subsidies for fossil fuels, potentially impacting Washington's economy, jobs, and electricity costs.