The National Weather Service forecasts a partly sunny day with a high near 72 degrees in Seattle, followed by a mostly cloudy night with a low around 53 degrees. Variable winds and a chance of rain later in the week are expected.

WDFW plans to discuss the removal of Talbot Dam to restore habitat for salmon and trout at a public meeting on May 23.

New summer target shooting rules take effect in the Wenas Wildlife Area to prevent wildfires, with shooting activities allowed only until 10 a.m. from May 15 to September end, and steel targets banned from June 1.

A series of violent incidents involving shootings and stabbings occurred in Seattle over the weekend, with one juvenile shot and others fleeing, leaving the police to investigate.

Seattle Councilmember Tammy J. Morales calls for a delay on the vote for Seattle Police Guild contract to allow for more community input, citing concerns over transparency and police accountability.

The Washington Department of Ecology is redefining what 'clean' water means in the state, differentiating natural conditions from pollution, following EPA's rollback of provisions in 2021. They seek public input on their dual approach proposal.

The Seattle City Council is considering revising its gig driver minimum wage law from $26.40 to $19.97 per hour, amid debates about its impact on drivers and fees.

A man has been arrested in Seattle for multiple armed robberies that he orchestrated by luring his victims through online ads before robbing them at gunpoint.

Seattle is set for a sunny day with highs near 80 and gentle north winds, with a clear evening anticipated. The weekend remains sunny with slight nighttime cooling, while the early week may bring clouds and a cooler, potentially rainy midweek.

Snohomish County is seeking proposals for management of two new emergency bridge housing sites in Edmonds and Everett, with an application deadline of June 25. They aim to provide safe housing and support for the homeless.

Seattle Police launched a homicide probe after a child was fatally shot in the Magnolia neighborhood. Two individuals have been detained for questioning.

A Tacoma spine surgeon and related healthcare entities have settled with the DOJ, agreeing to pay over $940,000 for allegedly billing unnecessary surgeries.

Local authorities in Maple Valley are investigating a body found by the roadside, with the cause of death yet to be determined by the medical examiner.