Washington State Patrol discovered illegal cannabis grow ops and hazardous illegally imported pesticides in Bonney Lake and Orting, Washington. Two suspects were arrested, and HAZMAT teams disposed of 4,000 plants.

Seattle enacts new safety regulations for late-night venues following a shooting in Pioneer Square, requiring businesses to maintain security measures.

Seattle enacts new nightlife regulations following Pioneer Square shooting, with measures such as mandatory security and surveillance at late-night venues.

A Community Transit bus caught fire with passengers inside in Snohomish; no injuries were reported and firefighters extinguished the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

Seattle's weather forecast calls for intermittent showers and mostly cloudy skies, with fluctuating rain chances and temperatures hovering in the 60s.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and possible thunderstorms in Seattle with high chances of rain and temperatures in the high 50s to upper 60s.

Anna Faris and Mayor Bruce Harrell are selected as commencement speakers for Seattle University's undergraduate and graduate ceremonies, respectively.

Tacoma invites public input on updates to the One Tacoma Comprehensive Plan and Land Use Regulatory Code during a City Council meeting on June 3. Written comments are also accepted.

Washington State Library faces layoffs due to funding shortfalls, affecting staff and operations including the Research Library and Talking Book & Braille Library.

WSDOT advises travelers to anticipate traffic and plan ahead for Memorial Day weekend, including checking real-time updates and considering reservations for ferry travel.

Vancouver homeowners can learn about property tax relief at two events, aiding seniors and disabled persons in applying for exemptions based on eligibility criteria.

The Tacoma City Council is seeking members for its Transportation Commission to influence local transportation policies, prioritizing diversity and inclusivity in its recruitment.

Seattle and King County health officials warn of a measles case involving a Canadian tourist, listing potential exposure sites in the area from April 30 to May 3.