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.

Clear morning, then a Heat Advisory from June 22–24. Expect highs into the upper 80s and limited overnight relief.

Fire crews are tackling a blaze at a three‑story commercial building on Occidental Ave S; officials asked people to avoid the 300 block.

Cloudy morning clears to sun with a high near 76°F. Warming into the 80s Monday–Tuesday with inland highs and a small craft advisory for coastal waters.

A longtime Vashon cyclist was killed near the Fauntleroy ferry; a ghost bike and memorial plans have prompted calls for safety fixes.