Miles Hudson, known as the "Belltown Hellcat," was found guilty of reckless driving related to his street racing antics in Seattle. Sentencing is scheduled for July 7.

John Chadwick named Grand Marshal for Kirkland's 4th of July Parade, honoring his Little League contributions.

Miles Hudson, known as the 'Belltown Hellcat,' is on trial for reckless driving in Seattle, contending his actions were for social media and not racing. Despite residents' complaints, he argues videos showing dangerous driving were edited for effect.

An elderly woman was critically injured in a Seattle house fire, which caused a partial collapse and required firefighters to evacuate and put out the fire from a distance.

Seattle firefighters rescued a woman from a burning home in Wallingford; she was in critical condition. The blaze escalated to a 2-alarm fire, with extensive efforts to control it and prevent spread to nearby properties.

An Endangered Missing Person Alert is issued for three sisters from Wenatchee, Washington, last seen with their father, raising concerns for their safety.

Fourteen people are charged with running two drug rings in Seattle, with eleven arrests made, as officials dismantled operations distributing various drugs from California to Washington.

Thurston County Public Health has issued an advisory for Long Lake due to reports of swimmer's itch, warning about the rash-causing parasites in the water.

Seattle police are probing an officer-involved shooting in Belltown where the suspect was unharmed and later arrested; the officer is on leave, with a video release promised within 72 hours.

A man was arrested in Federal Way after his 5-year-old daughter died, showing signs of assault. She passed away after being taken to Harborview Medical Center. The father is in custody, suspected of her murder.

Clark County prepares for road work this summer, with Public Works warning of slowdowns and closures during road preservation. Residents are being notified, and real-time updates are available on social media and the county website.

Sammamish partners with 44 nonprofits to run 66 programs serving over 12,000 residents, including counseling by CrossPath and senior services at Beaver Lake Lodge.

A man in his 20s crashed a car into two homes in Burien, causing a major emergency response and highlighting ongoing traffic safety concerns in the neighborhood. Residents are considering moving due to repeated incidents.