The Seattle Mariners are considering firing manager Scott Servais, with ex-catcher Dan Wilson lined up as his potential replacement, amidst a season slump.

The Little Saigon neighborhood in Seattle welcomed Hoa Mai Park and Kalina Chung's 24-foot tall public art piece, "Through," with celebrations, including Mayor Bruce Harrell, music, and a lion dance.

Pierce County Executive Bruce Dammeier intends to veto an ordinance allowing tent encampments for the homeless, advocating for long-term housing solutions instead.

Seattle police are investigating a homicide linked to an earlier carjacking in Madison Valley, with a stolen vehicle found near a deceased dog discovered by Animal Control.

The Route 48 project in Seattle is now complete, offering a new bus lane, improved signals, and better infrastructure for more reliable bus service between Mount Baker, Central District, and UW.

Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission invites public comments on the revised salmon management policy for Grays Harbor, to balance conservation and fishing interests.

A candlelight vigil was held for Elijah Williams, 21, after his life was lost in a high-speed crash reportedly involving a vehicle traveling at 130 mph.

A motorcycle crashed into a fire truck in Seattle's Queen Anne, killing both riders. The collision took place as the truck responded to a call with lights on.

A 22-year-old man was fatally shot inside a Seattle nightclub; police are investigating with no arrests made yet.

Seattle braces for a shift in the weather with a 30% chance of rain tonight and a 60% chance of showers and thunderstorms on Tuesday. The week ahead looks wet with consistent chances of rain and highs around 69-71 degrees.

Two men have been indicted under RICO for a series of violent home invasions targeting Asian families in Washington, with charges including racketeering and murder.

Tacoma Police plan to use ShotSpotter technology to detect gunshots, but ACLU of Washington criticizes it for potentially increasing racial disparity in policing.

Snohomish County Public Works won the Governor's Smart Communities Award for creating the Little Bear Creek Advance Mitigation Site, saving the county $30 million and showcasing innovation and collaboration.