The Snohomish County SAR retrieved the body of a 19-year-old from a river in Granite Falls after a search following his disappearance on May 19. The public is reminded to exercise water safety.

Washington now requires licenses for fishing freshwater smelt, crawfish, and carp, effective June 6, 2024, to promote sustainable practices and protect species.

Asphalt overlaying on 15th Avenue Southwest in the Capitol campus area is set to cause detours, with full closures and scheduled work on June 5-6, weather permitting.

San Francisco Councilmember Rivera's amendment passes, demanding detailed reports on the Equitable Development Initiative's projects after a significant unspent fund request, ensuring transparency and accountability.

Seattle police arrested a man who fled on a bike and then on foot, and was armed with a stolen vehicle. An officer was injured during the arrest. The suspect faces charges including firearm possession.

An early storm in western Washington caused power outages for thousands and traffic chaos, with utilities and responders working to restore power and remove hazards like a downed fir tree. School delays and further severe weather are expected.

GenPride, an LGBTQ+ senior support org in Seattle, opens GenPride Center at Pride Place, offering health, wellness, and empowerment programs for older LGBTQ+ individuals, funded by the city's Human Services Department.

Seattle's city attorney seeks default judgment against Miles Hudson, known as the Belltown Hellcat driver, for ignoring a lawsuit for noise violations, with fines totaling $60,000.

The Trek at Tehaleh, a 204-acre mountain bike park with six miles of trails, has opened in Pierce County, offering opportunities for riders of all levels.

The National Weather Service issued a Flood Watch for Seattle, anticipating heavy rainfall and potential flooding from Sunday to Wednesday, with two atmospheric rivers contributing to the deluge.

Washington's Dental Quality Assurance Commission has suspended Clark County dentist Ellis B. Jardine for professional misconduct, including practicing outside his expertise.

Councilmember Maritza Rivera has proposed an amendment focusing on transparency and effective use of the Equitable Development Initiative's budget rather than introducing a funding proviso.

Pierce County announces a burn ban starting June 1, 2024, due to the forecasted dry weather, affecting unincorporated areas with some exceptions for controlled recreational fires.