WSDOT is seeking feedback on expanding the Travel Washington Intercity Bus Program to enhance rural connectivity and efficiency, offering online public meetings and a survey for input.

The Creative Advantage is collaborating with Rainbow Bauhaus to enhance art education in Seattle Public Schools, gathering stakeholder feedback to shape future strategies.

Renton announces summer activities including the aquatic center opening, Juneteenth celebrations, website redesign, King County Small Business Awards nominations, the Summer Meals Program, and Kids Day at the Renton Farmers Market.

The State Route 542/Mount Baker Highway, known as the Road to Artist Point in Washington, opens June 21, with crews clearing up to 30 feet of snow for access to scenic landscapes. Maintenance continues to ensure safety and services for visitors.

A man in Lacey was arrested after a police chase following a reported double homicide where two individuals were found dead. He faces multiple charges including domestic violence murder.

A 19-year-old from SeaTac faces federal indictment for an armed carjacking linked to other crimes, including a homicide. Authorities are pursuing him internationally.

An explosion and fire in Marysville caused serious injuries, with one man hospitalized. The local community rallied to assist the affected family. Multiple agencies are investigating the cause.

Point Defiance Zoo celebrates its first sea lion pup birth, a female, with plans to have visitors vote on her name. Parents Eloise and Boomer were matched under the Species Survival Plan.

Seattle police arrested a 20-year-old man found with an untraceable handgun and ammunition following a DUI-related car accident. He was charged with firearms possession and DUI.

Redmond Police launched the "Take Me Home" program, a registry aiding officers in quickly assisting individuals with cognitive disabilities during emergencies.

The "Belltown Hellcat" driver, Miles Hudson, has been fined $83,000 by the city of Seattle and might face additional daily penalties for ongoing noise violations. He also faces stalking and harassment charges.

Former Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz came out as gay in an interview, amid facing harassment allegations and leaving his position. He is considering a role at the Austin Police Department.

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife imposes new fishing regulations on the Skykomish River to protect local fish populations, especially the Chinook salmon.