Seattle's weather is expected to clear after morning clouds, with a high near 74 degrees. Winds will be light, turning north northwest. Partly cloudy evening with a low around 56. A sunny weekend is forecasted, with highs of 78 and 84 degrees.

Two boys, 11 and 17, were shot in a suspected gang-related incident in Everett, Washington; a 20-year-old suspect was arrested shortly after the event.

Clark County seeks volunteers for the Accessible Community Advisory Committee to advise on disability issues, requiring a majority of disabled members.

Seattle's weather forecast includes sunny days with highs from 70-84°F, mild winds shifting directions, and stable nighttime lows around 53-58°F, promising clear conditions into next week.

Washington AG Nick Brown leads a coalition supporting Michigan's ban on conversion therapy for minors, aligning with medical consensus on the practice's harms.

Seattle is forecasted to have sunny days with temperatures rising into the mid-70s, perfect for outdoor activities, as per the National Weather Service.

Two armed teens detained after Enumclaw High School break-in believed to be a 'dry run' for a potential shooting.

North Bend and Snoqualmie reached an interim agreement to continue police services, averting a disruption following termination threats by Snoqualmie.

SR 18 near I-90 in Snoqualmie, Washington is closed for over five days due to the construction of a diverging diamond interchange, causing significant travel disruptions and detours.

A man was shot in Seattle's Central District; police are investigating the incident which involved a fight and led to the victim being hospitalized in serious condition. Suspects are at large.

State attorneys general oppose Trump's transgender military ban, backing a lawsuit led by a transgender Navy Commander seeking to continue her career.

Bellevue announces its Civic Innovation Challenge at the upcoming Inclusive Innovation Forum, aiming to foster tech solutions by engaging local stakeholders and offering resources, guidance, and potential stipends.

Washington State employees received awards for cost-saving ideas, with initiatives reducing printing costs, reusing furniture, and optimizing client bookings. Secretary of State Steve Hobbs lauded their innovative efforts.