Cloudy Sunday with a slight chance of spotty evening showers and a high near 72°F. Sunnier and warmer Monday.

State panels backed a costly conservation plan for damage at the Washington State Capitol — a near‑$1M bill centered on a historic wool rug, with work still awaiting insurance or lawmakers.

A Lake Sammamish waterfront estate tied to the owner of Washington Equipment Brokers sold last week for $13 million, public records show.

Sea‑Tac closed several lower‑level baggage claims and pickup doors Friday after a reported suspicious package; the airport says bags are being rerouted to other claims.

A man was critically injured after a vehicle struck him on East 75th Street in Tacoma. Detectives say they are investigating the collision as a homicide.

A body was discovered Thursday in north Seattle's Matthews Beach neighborhood; police and the King County Medical Examiner are investigating. Identification is pending.

A Senate committee has opened a probe into Amazon after staff said they found evidence suggesting Chinese actors influenced parts of the marketplace, highlighting seller fraud risks and internal access gaps.

Alaska Air says a sudden jet‑fuel spike turned a strong quarter into a $76M loss, with Seattle pump prices and state policy adding to the squeeze.

A 38-year-old woman was killed after being struck by a Union Pacific train south of Willis Street in Kent; police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Pierce County Medical Examiner identified 38-year-old Tyrone M. Locke after his dirt bike collided with a sedan in Parkland and caught fire. Deputies say the bike was unlicensed and no charges were filed.

Cooling centers and free transit rides are available across Snohomish County during the heat advisory.

An internal review is examining whether Lt. James 'Mac' McLaughlin tried to hide footage and whether a Feb. SWAT raid tied to about $700 in alleged gas‑card purchases followed proper procedure.

Sound Transit proposes truncating Route 560 at Burien, cutting West Seattle’s one‑seat service to Sea‑Tac and shifting riders to transfers. The agency’s survey is open through July 27.