Washington leads a 16-state lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education for cutting K-12 mental health funding, impacting services post-Uvalde tragedy.

Northbound Interstate 405 in Kirkland will be closed for construction from NE 70th Street to NE 124th Street starting Friday night until early Monday. Detours are in place.

Deputies arrested an 18-year-old for assault and eluding after he and three minors in an SUV allegedly threw rocks at a homeless woman in Pierce County.

Police responded to a fatal shooting in South Tacoma, where life-saving efforts failed and the victim was declared dead. The motive and victim's identity remain unknown as the investigation continues.

A roommate dispute in Seattle led to one person being stabbed over a speaker. The suspect was arrested and found with the weapon and stolen cell phones.

Mercer Slough farm stand in Bellevue has reopened its U-pick blueberries event after a hiatus due to light rail construction. The farm stand also offers a variety of fresh local produce.

The SR 509 Expressway's first segment opened in SeaTac, promising improved traffic flow and economic benefits for south King County commuters and freight operations.

Clark County officials warn residents about the importance of safely disposing fireworks after celebrations, citing risks of fires, injuries, and environmental harm.

Washington State Patrol officers and a Spokane County Sheriff’s Deputy were involved in a shooting; the SIIR team is investigating, and the Spokane Police are leading the inquiry, with an emphasis on transparency.

The U.S. Supreme Court's opinion on birthright citizenship sparks disappointment from Washington Attorney General, who vows to continue fighting the Trump administration's executive order challenging the 14th Amendment.

Antonio Dailey's medical assistant credential was suspended by the Washington State Department of Health due to second-degree rape charges. His license status is publicly accessible online, and the DOH encourages reporting unprofessional behavior.

WDFW imposes new restrictions to prevent wildfires on its lands in Eastern Washington, including bans on campfires, target shooting, and certain tools from July 1.

Bellevue adds 15 new works to its public art collection, celebrating local talent with a special event at City Hall featuring live music and speeches.