Parks Tacoma took over daily operations Oct. 1, even as a boathouse owner facing a $65,000 loss says another lawsuit is coming.

The fast-casual Mexican chain quietly opened a Lacey location off Marvin Road NE, joining 24 Kitchens and Super Chix as neighbors.

The sourdough bagel favorite is eyeing a May 2027 opening just north of the Alaska Junction, ending an 11-year bagel-shop drought.

A passenger in a dark SUV opened fire near the Federal Way Rest Area, troopers say, and no arrests have been made.

The 1931 span near White River Campground is getting a 220-foot replacement built 50 feet downstream.

Andrew Seay's widow had called 911 for help during his mental health crisis. He died outside the Southwest Precinct minutes later.

The 3.5% bump keeps Washington ahead of California, while salaried workers face a new $92,196 overtime threshold.

Four cases have been diagnosed after swimmers visited the Anderson School pool over an August weekend. The facility was fully compliant with county rules.

A new survey shows one disputed sentence about school and health funding shifts support by 13 points on Initiative 645.

A South Seattle court gets an artist-curated mural and the league's official three-point line as the Storm's new court program tips off.

Angel vanished from N 85th Street with memory issues; police thanked the public for sharing his case.

Frederick Douglas was located about 24 hours after vanishing near River Road East in his maroon Honda CR-V.

A routine speed check on S. Boone Street ended with a rifle, a 9mm handgun in a vest compartment and about 72 grams of cocaine recovered from the vehicle.