A Tree Action Seattle analysis says Sand Point Country Club removed 207 trees and planted invasive ivy, raising questions about whether city rules were enforced.

Dozens of tribal canoes will land at Alki Beach on July 29 as Muckleshoot hosts a stop on the Nisqually-hosted Paddle to Nisqually.

A home on the 5100 block of Elm Street was fully engulfed late Wednesday; Everett Fire reports no injuries and investigators are on scene.

Georgetown Brewing bought a 36,544‑sq‑ft industrial building across from its Georgetown taproom, giving the Seattle brewery room for packaging, storage and distribution.

Washington is moving to join California and Québec in a shared carbon market, a shift that could stabilize allowance prices and reshape how auction revenue flows.

The Secretary of State says online and mail-in registration updates are due Oct. 26; in-person updates are available at county offices through 8 p.m. on Nov. 3.

Crews are fighting a residential fire in the 5100 block of S Holly St. The Seattle Fire Department asked people to avoid the area while crews operate.

A rookie Lynnwood officer and K9 Cannon located an armed suspect after a domestic-violence call; the suspect faces multiple felony charges.

Mud Bay's Capitol Hill store will close in July as demolition starts at 229 Broadway E, clearing the way for a long‑planned affordable project backed by city funding.

Two people were shot on a property near Bonney Lake and treated at a local emergency room. Deputies recovered a shell casing and the investigation remains active.

A late-night threat forced the Grand Cinema to cancel all Father's Day shows on June 21 while police swept the building. Refunds are being issued to ticket-holders.

A Heat Advisory runs in Seattle through Wednesday with highs in the 80s; cooling centers are available and rain is expected to return Thursday night.

Washington’s SUN Bucks program is mailing one-time $120 grocery cards to eligible school-aged children; here’s who qualifies, how to apply and local totals.