A 21-year-old was arrested after a passenger was shot inside a car in Port Orchard. Deputies say the suspect thought the gun was unloaded after removing the magazine.

The Washington Supreme Court ruled that DCYF must produce foster‑care files to five former foster youth in abuse suits, while allowing redactions and safeguards.

Sound Transit said a person was seen yelling and waving a bat on a Link platform and urged riders to call 911 for emergencies or text 206-398-5268 for non-emergencies.

Rescue swimmers and divers searched Lake Washington near the 3800 block of Lake Washington Blvd S after a vehicle was reported in the water.

Deputies fired shots early Sunday after a wanted man rammed patrol cars near 72nd Street East; he fled and remained at large after a multi‑hour K9 and drone search.

Mostly clear Saturday morning turns into a sunny, warm weekend. Highs near 71°F Saturday, then climb into the mid‑to‑upper 70s Sunday and Monday with possible record highs.

Sea‑Tac officials are moving to expand vehicle transponders and tower antennas after investigators found a missing transponder played a role in the LaGuardia runway collision. The port says it is seeking FAA funding and has opened procurement.

SDOT is adding signals, bus bulbs and lighting on Fourth Avenue in SoDo to handle dozens more buses once the SODO busway is replaced by light rail.

Seattle Parks will set Alki and Golden Gardens hours to 4 a.m.–10:30 p.m. May 1–Sept. 30 and outline beach-fire rules and expanded monitoring.

48 Hours revisits Gloria Choi’s 2022 killing in Lakewood and attorneys say repeated warnings were missed.

Bruce McCaw’s Hunts Point waterfront estate closed in a private deal for about $38 million, after a multi‑year marketing run and earlier price cuts. The sale ranks among the region’s largest recent home closings.

Sunny Friday leads into a warm weekend — highs near 70°F Friday and near 80–81°F Sunday, with a chance to break the daily record.

Federal prosecutors say a Seattle gang leader and a co‑conspirator ran a multistate sex‑trafficking network that used SeaTac motel rooms, fake IDs and rental cars to move victims.