The Lake to Lake Bike Ride returns to Bellevue on June 8 with various courses for all ages and skill levels, offering scenic routes, refreshments, and prizes, with details and registration available on the city’s website.

A man was sentenced to 42 months for defrauding COVID-19 relief funds, using fake companies to obtain over $500,000, which he spent on personal luxuries.

Seattle Police Chief Adrian Diaz is reportedly leaving his position amid a series of allegations of misconduct within the department. He has been re-assigned to special projects by Mayor Bruce Harrell.

Dustin Wurges was sentenced to ten years in prison for his role in a large-scale fentanyl distribution operation, involving over four kilograms of fentanyl.

Seattle anticipates showers and possible thunderstorms today with a 70% chance of rain and a high of 58 degrees, followed by a calmer, mostly sunny Thursday.

A Washington State Patrol trooper's foot was injured after being run over by a hit-and-run driver during a traffic stop in Kirkland. Authorities seek a Toyota Rav4 in connection with the incident.

A Puyallup man received a 15-year sentence for producing and possessing child abuse images, including of infants, with additional victims' restitution pending.

High school students showcased their solutions to public health issues in the third annual Washington Tracking Network Youth Science Contest, with winners across three categories for their insightful analyses and data-based research.

Washington State's Attorney General is suing to break up the Live Nation and Ticketmaster merger, citing antitrust violations and seeking to end what he claims is a monopoly over live event tickets.

Bellevue is introducing "The Love Between," a Pride street art piece by Esmeralda Vasquez. It celebrates LGBTQIA+ diversity and will be unveiled at the Paws & Pride event.

Seattle Police arrested a 30-year-old man who hit tents with a stolen car and attempted to flee before being disabled by a "Terminator" device and captured with aid of a K-9 unit.

Seattle is hosting earthquake response drills to prepare residents for emergency scenarios on June 1 and June 9, with training in information management and resource sharing.

Jewell Loyd scored 32 points to lead the Seattle Storm to a tight 85-83 win over the Indiana Fever, improving their record while the Fever remained winless.