Seattle officials critiqued Trump's strike on Iranian facilities, fearing impact on local Iranian Americans and questioning legality without Congress approval.

Seattle forecast by NWS: Rainy Saturday with 90% chance of precipitation, high near 63°F. Sunshine expected Sunday with high near 73°F. Warmer days ahead; possible midweek showers.

The Evergreen State Fair revives its food drive, offering free weekday fair tickets for donations at Lee Johnson Auto dealerships, with further community events planned.

A man in South Seattle was arrested after a gunfire exchange with police, a pursuit, and his attempt to escape by jumping into Lake Washington. No injuries occurred during the incident.

North Bend City Council unanimously approves a new Police Services ILA with Snoqualmie, benefitting public safety during their transition to King County Sheriff’s Office services.

Rep. Darya Farivar speaks on behalf of Iranian Washingtonians affected by violence abroad, stressing the link to local arms manufacturing, and promotes legislative efforts for MENA community representation.

The "Love, Equally" exhibit, highlighting the history of marriage equality in Washington, moves to Everett Municipal Building until September, coinciding with Everett Pride.

A Tacoma apartment fire injured two people and displaced ten, according to KOMO News. Firefighters rescued two cats and continue to investigate the cause.

Seattle City Councilmembers call for peaceful protests ahead of weekend demonstrations, emphasizing First Amendment rights and the importance of maintaining public safety.

Seattle police SWAT arrested a suspect after a man was shot in the ankle on Aurora Avenue in North Seattle. The victim is stable; the suspect was caught after a manhunt.

Washington's political leaders challenge President Trump's claim of federalizing the National Guard without state consent, affirming local rights, and calling for peaceful protests.

The Washington AG is suing FPI Management and owners of five apartment complexes for deceptive practices affecting seniors and seeking restitution and penalties.

Tukwila is hosting a virtual session on June 25 to educate citizens about critical area regulations and environmental stewardship, featuring Urban Environmental Specialist Heidi Watters.