WDFW is seeking public feedback on the SEPA determination for the Elliott Bay Fishing Pier reconstruction in Seattle, emphasizing environmental considerations and recreational enhancements.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of mild temperatures and sunshine for Seattle, with highs in the mid-70s to low-80s and comfortable evenings.

Two Texas men were charged for conspiring to rob ATM repair technicians by vandalizing machines and then assaulting the technicians when they arrived to fix the ATMs.

Seattle Fire Department extinguished a garage fire on 6th Ave. NW; no injuries reported, cause under investigation.

A person was found unresponsive in Lake Washington and pronounced dead despite the Seattle Fire Department's lifesaving attempts. Details remain scarce as investigations continue.

Seattle is experiencing a period of pleasant weather with overcast skies becoming sunny, highs in the mid-70s, and calm breezes, according to the National Weather Service.

Seattle police seized drugs and weapons from an RV in West Seattle during a narcotics operation targeting drug trafficking and a suspected fencing scheme.

The 3rd Annual Seattle Street Sports Showdown features basketball and soccer tournaments for kids, along with clinics, free lunch, and activities for families.

Seattle City Council expands chronic nuisance ordinance to address crime at late-night venues, adding liquor violations and dealing with stolen goods as offenses.

Seattle is under a heat advisory with expected temperatures in the mid 90s; residents are advised to stay hydrated and indoors to avoid heat-related illnesses.

Operation Overdrive has led to 13 indictments for drug trafficking on the Yakama Nation Reservation, seizing drugs and weapons, and emphasizing community safety.

Governor Bob Ferguson warned on Facebook about Washington's economic struggles due to tariffs affecting ports and agriculture, calling for an end to the trade war.

Shoreline's Communi-trees program offers free trees to residents and organizations, with planting support included, until August 31st, as detailed on the city's website.