Dr. Michael K. Copass, an influential figure in emergency medicine and director of Seattle's Medic One program, has died at 86. His work transformed pre-hospital care and he significantly impacted emergency medical services regionally.

Monsanto pays $160 million to Seattle for PCB contamination in the Duwamish River, a historic settlement aimed at funding ongoing pollution control efforts.

Sunny and partly cloudy days are expected in Seattle with comfortable temperatures, according to the NWS Seattle forecast. A chance of rain on Sunday night and Monday, then clearing midweek.

A man was severely injured in a machete attack in Seattle's Chinatown-International District and later sought help at a Central District clinic. Police are seeking information on the suspect.

Two additional suspects have been arrested in connection to the murder of 13-year-old Matthiew Stavkovy in Kent, with prior suspect Faysal J. Abdullahi facing charges.

A study by King County showed significant decreases in toxic PCBs in Lake Washington's sediment, suggesting PCBs may soon be undetectable due to past bans.

Seattle is forecasted to have pleasant weather with sunny skies and highs in the mid-70s to low 80s, with potential rain early next week, as reported by the National Weather Service.

A man was shot in the leg in Seattle's Chinatown-International District. The suspect, after an altercation, shot into the ground, causing a ricochet that struck the victim. He fled and remains at large. Police are investigating.

Pierce County deputies fatally shot a man during a domestic-violence call in Buckley, following his aggressive actions with a firearm. The Pierce County Force Investigation Team is investigating the incident.

A convicted felon was arrested in Capitol Hill for DUI and illegal firearm possession; he was booked into jail and the case is with the Gun Violence Reduction Unit.

Seattle Public Utilities' Strategic Business Plan Update addresses upcoming challenges and invites community feedback in a City Council Committee meeting on August 14, 2024.

Seattle debates how to aid immigrant children in court lacking legal representation, as many face deportation without counsel, contrasting the city's progressive stature.

Pierce County acknowledges a delay in voters' pamphlet delivery due to a vendor error, assuring unaffected ballot integrity and offering online access and library copies for the interim.