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.

President Biden will visit Seattle for a fundraising event and locals expect significant traffic due to his presence, reminiscent of his trip last April.

Seattle advances a new protected bike lane on Yesler Way, connecting the downtown core to the waterfront, with design work underway and a 2024 completion goal.

A woman was charged with assaulting a toddler on a flight from Mexico to Seattle and has been detained, pending investigation by the FBI and Port of Seattle Police.

A Delta flight from Cancun to Sea-Tac airport experienced a fire in the nose section upon arrival, evacuated safely, with no major injuries, as investigation begins.

Burien police officers threaten a mass exodus over the potential firing of Police Chief Ted Boe, with tensions rising amid disputes over the city's anti-camping ordinance and disagreements with city management.

Police in Edmonds and Shoreline are searching for an armed hit-and-run suspect described as a 5'11" African American male in a camo jacket. Two people were injured in the incident.