New trails open in Olsen Creek State Forest, WA, offering over seven miles of pathways for hiking, biking, and horse-riding, with a focus on accessible outdoor recreation and environmental conservation.

Seattle police are investigating a near-fatal shooting in South Seattle that left two men injured, one critically with a gunshot to the head. A third suspect is sought, and two guns have been recovered.

A man was arrested after firing at police and fleeing into Lake Washington in South Seattle; no officers were harmed. The community and multiple agencies aided in his capture.

Seattle police responded to a domestic violence call, found a wounded woman, and engaged with a suspect who fired at them. No officers were hurt, and negotiations with the barricaded suspect are ongoing.

Seattle's weather forecast includes a sunny 75°F day, potential evening showers, a wet midweek, Juneteenth sun, and a showery weekend with highs near 69°F.

The Tacoma City Council seeks applicants for six Human Services Commission vacancies, emphasizing diversity and experience with human services programs.

A bomb remark by an Alaska Airlines passenger led to their arrest and caused a major disruption at Seattle-Tacoma Airport, resulting in about 400 flight delays.

The Corporations and Charities Division of the Office of the Secretary of State in Washington is relocating to Tumwater on June 18, with a brief service interruption during the move.

Teenagers were arrested for a series of armed robberies in Pierce County, with incidents at a bowling alley, an assault for phones, and a gas station robbery. They were apprehended with a visible firearm in their car.

Tukwila forms a committee to guide its first Participatory Budgeting process, allowing residents to decide on small project funding, with a focus on inclusion and equity.

Kirkland's TDC announced its 2026 tourism grant application process, available until July 21, with a $60,000 fund for events that boost local tourism.

Washington state leaders oppose President Trump's activation of the California National Guard against the state governor's wishes, stressing the importance of peaceful protest and local law enforcement autonomy.

Tacoma's Minority Business Development Agency Center is closing due to a terminated federal grant, despite Mayor Woodards' concerns about the impact on local minority businesses.