Seattle Police investigate a South Seattle homicide where two were shot, one fatally, and are calling for public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

A fire truck and Chevrolet Malibu collided on Aurora Avenue North in Seattle, resulting in the Malibu driver's death and serious injury to the passenger.

Rep. Sharon Wylie joins the SAFE Best Practices Advisory Group, focusing on enhancing Washington's response to sexual assault cases and preventing rape kit backlogs.

Seattle celebrates the expansion of its bike network with "Hot Bike Summer" events, including community rides, ribbon-cuttings, and a passport program for chances to win cycling gear.

Issaquah promotes the "Ready, Set, Go!" wildfire evacuation strategy on its website to enhance community safety.

Humberto Lopez Rodriguez received a five-year federal sentence for a second drug trafficking conviction, resulting from his arrest with cocaine and a firearm. He'll be deported after serving time.

Washington's Employment Security Department won awards from the Disability Inclusion Network for its work on disability inclusion and supporting community equity.

A man was arrested in Seattle for possessing crack cocaine and an unserialized gun during a sting operation in Belltown. He faces charges for firearms and narcotics delivery.

King County Parks has temporarily closed a section of the Snoqualmie Valley Trail near Dahlgren Family Park for electrical work from July 31 to August 1, with a detour provided.

Seattle is enjoying clear skies with a high near 84 degrees, comfortable humidity, and mild winds. Partly cloudy skies and a dip to 60 degrees are expected at night, with a partly sunny Thursday ahead.

The Kirklander, a new biannual printed newsletter from the city of Kirkland, delivers local governance and community updates to residents, aiming for inclusivity and accessibility.

The article profiles Ken Astrein from Seattle's HSD and highlights his key role in community development, commitment to racial equity, and impact on facility project funding.

A park named Mother Nature’s Window in Marysville is being renovated to improve accessibility, with upgrades due by December 2025 and a public opening in spring 2026.