A commercial development is proposed for Bonneville Avenue, with a two-story, 7,600 sq ft building set to replace two existing structures. Public comments are due by July 25, 2025.

The Snoqualmie Fire Department is distributing free Narcan in collaboration with Washington State Department of Health to combat opioid overdoses and increase accessibility.

Washington State Patrol supports local efforts against the Toonerville Fire in Mason County, authorized by Chief John Batiste after the fire threatened homes and prompted evacuations.

A 13-year-old heroically saved an 11-year-old boy from drowning in Silver Lake in Everett, with the help of bystanders and firefighters who provided CPR.

Lummi Nation man Marc Oreiro pled not guilty in federal court to charges of assaulting his ex-partner by strangulation. The trial is set for August 2025.

A car crashed into a Kent daycare facility overnight, injuring two people and causing extensive damage that required emergency shoring. The daycare owner is dealing with the consequences of the destruction.

The NWS forecasts a sunny start in Seattle with a high of 84°F, shifting to clouds and a 50% rain chance by Wednesday, then returning to sunny conditions with highs in the low 80s by the weekend.

One person was killed and five injured in a shooting at a Sedro-Woolley park during a birthday party; one suspect is arrested and investigations are ongoing.

A 42-year-old man was arrested in University Place on July 1 for loitering, resisting arrest, possession of a stolen firearm, drugs, and an explosive device, after a warrant was detected by deputies.

Seattle's weather forecast predicts a sunny week with highs of 82°F today, increasing to 84°F on Tuesday, before a cool down and 40% chance of showers on Wednesday. Sunny conditions will resume later in the week.

Clark County is set to begin a stormwater filtration project in July to treat runoff. Construction along Northwest 99th Street may cause delays, but lanes will stay open. Updates will be available on the county's website and social media.

Bellevue’s annual Neighborhood Walks series returns, offering residents a chance to engage with city officials on community insights during walks in three neighborhoods.

The Washington Governor voiced concern over a congressional bill that will cut SNAP benefits, affecting nearly 1 million state residents, and increase administrative costs by $87.8 million.