Seattle police arrested six people during weekend outreach on Aurora Avenue while connecting three minors and several adults to shelter and advocacy services. The operation paired officers with social‑service teams to disrupt those allegedly seeking to exploit children.

Valley SWAT took a suspect into custody in Kent after an alleged March robbery tied to an online sale. Officers say the suspect surrendered and no one was hurt.

Clear morning, sunny afternoon and highs near 75°F. A warming trend continues into Juneteenth with low‑80s and mid‑80s possible next week.

Blaine police confirmed a Border Patrol-involved shooting near 4th and A Street Tuesday; the FBI has taken the lead on the federal probe.

A Parkland burger truck received 100 red points on a county health inspection last week, triggering re‑inspection and spotlighting safety lapses across Pierce County.

Vulcan has listed its Google‑leased, 12‑story tower at 520 Westlake Ave N in South Lake Union, adding a trophy asset to an uneven Seattle office market.

A 47-year-old man was seriously injured when a homemade fireworks compound detonated on Steilacoom Boulevard SW, scattering explosive materials and damaging a shed. Authorities are investigating.

Two people were critically injured in separate stabbings along South Weller Street in Little Saigon; police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Seattle Fire crews responded Sunday to reports that two kayakers were in distress near NE San Juan Road. Officials have released only an initial update.

Australia stunned Türkiye 2-0 in Vancouver as Nestory Irankunda and Connor Metcalfe scored and keeper Patrick Beach starred. The win sets up a crucial U.S.–Australia match in Seattle on Friday.

Police and fire responded Friday night after a report of a person found dead near Westcrest Park’s southwest entrance; responders confirmed a death at the scene. Officials have released few details.

A carbon dioxide alarm prompted a hazmat response and evacuation on the 10 block of Denny Way, Seattle Fire says. Crews tested air levels and secured the building.

Bridge Housing bought the 108‑unit Latitude Apartments in Everett for about $25M and will convert the complex to long‑term affordable housing with support from Amazon's housing fund.