King County deputies ran counter‑drone drills with FBI support as Seattle prepares for six World Cup matches at Lumen Field. Federal and local teams say new gear will help spot and respond to rogue UAS.

Brandi Carlile’s Echoes Through the Canyon expands into a three‑night Memorial Day run at The Gorge; Dave Matthews Band returns for a three‑night Labor Day residency. Camping, VIP and mobile‑ticket rules are in effect.

Tacoma police arrested Kendrick Deshaun Bruce on suspicion of murder after detectives say digital transactions and court records tied him to a woman missing since March 3.

A 1.2‑million‑square‑foot warehouse tied to Amazon would straddle Arlington and Marysville, prompting concerns about water, power and traffic as officials begin interlocal reviews.

UW has launched a $22M renovation of Husky Softball Stadium backed by a leadership gift; initial work will upgrade locker rooms, dugouts and press facilities.

Morning clouds ease into sun with highs near 67°F; a cooler, wetter Memorial Day is likely. Boaters should watch advisories.

Old Highway 99 near Tenino reopened Tuesday after a deadly crash earlier in the day. Investigators remain on the scene and county plans list the corridor for safety work.

Two people were wounded in a Wenatchee machete attack after a money dispute; a 44-year-old suspect was arrested and booked on assault charges.

Snohomish County detectives are investigating an officer-involved shooting in the parking lot of a Bothell 7‑Eleven. Officials say details are limited and more information will be released.

A head‑on collision on Highway 30 near Rainier killed a 69‑year‑old driver after his SUV crossed the center line and struck a tractor‑trailer.

Modern genetic genealogy and preserved evidence helped Wenatchee police identify a deceased Canadian man as the suspect in the 1986 killing of Carol Traicoff. The development closes a 40-year-old cold case.

Cool morning clears to sunny afternoons with highs near 66°F. Small Craft Advisory will make the Strait choppy Monday afternoon into Tuesday.

A fan at T‑Mobile Park was struck in the head by a foul ball and taken to Harborview; a viral clip of the hit has reignited debate over extended netting at MLB parks.