A man who entered the Islamic Center of Tacoma with a gun was arrested after a multi‑hour standoff Wednesday. No injuries were reported; the Pierce County Jail booking is pending and investigators remain on scene.

A woman was found with head and facial injuries early June 3 in the 400 block of Alder Lane; Kent detectives and the King County Medical Examiner are investigating.

A 22-year-old woman was shot while riding in a car off S. Main St. in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District on June 3; police have opened an investigation.

Seattle's City Council proclaimed June 6 as Amarr Murphy-Paine Day, honoring the Garfield High student killed in 2024 and amplifying family calls for stronger school safety.

A vehicle on the elevated tracks at Mount Baker Station forced Sound Transit to suspend 1 Line service between Stadium and Othello Tuesday evening. Shuttle buses replaced trains while crews cleared the scene.

The Allen Institute unveiled a $400M Brain Health accelerator to map vulnerable brain cells and speed therapies for Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, Huntington’s and ALS.

An Auburn man who pleaded guilty to a federal hate‑crime for a 2024 Kent bus attack is due in federal court Tuesday for sentencing.

Realtors and homeowners at Tehaleh say HOA workers removed open‑house signs during a Brookfield model‑home weekend, costing agents hundreds and prompting threats to call the sheriff.

A remodeled clubhouse at Oakbrook now hosts The Edit Social House, a pub serving hand-stretched pizzas, a smashburger and a lively cocktail program. It’s built for locals and non-golfers alike.

Former Alaskan Bush People star Matt Brown, 43, was found dead after a body was recovered from Washington’s Okanogan River; family confirmed the identification and an autopsy is pending.

Cool Saturday turns sunny with a high near 63°F. A sharp warm‑up hits Monday–Tuesday with inland highs near 80°F.

A Raymond father was freed from Tacoma ICE after an immigration judge vacated a decades‑old conviction. Advocates warn recent policy changes have pushed Laos to accept repatriations.

Brinnon, Quilcene and Discovery Bay are exploring a shared ALS "sprint" car pilot to speed paramedic care across south Jefferson County.