Seattle is forecasted by the National Weather Service to have sunny days with increasing temperatures, reaching highs near 70 to 80 degrees throughout the week.

Seattle Police responded to a non-fatal shooting in South Seattle; a man was injured following an argument at a homeless camp. No suspect was apprehended, and the investigation continues.

King County Sheriff's deputy Ricardo Cueva was charged with raping a 17-year-old girl during his time as a program lead for the Sheriff’s Explorer Program.

Seattle's forecast includes likely afternoon rain with a high near 68°F and light winds, followed by clearer skies and mild temperatures through the week.

Clark County Public Health warns of toxic algae mats in the Columbia River, following a dog's death from cyanotoxin poisoning. Signs are placed to educate residents, with recent sightings at Cottonwood Beach prompting further caution.

Everett partners with the SCD to promote tree planting in urban areas, offering free trees, education, and engagement through the Urban & Community Forests Program until December 2028.

Tacoma's city manager Elizabeth Pauli announced a pause in the search for a new police chief to align with leadership changes and ensure the selection of a chief suited to the city's evolving priorities.

Clark County Elections Office will be closed on June 6 for a construction project and will resume services on June 9.

Clark County Public Health warns of cold water risks and offers safety tips for the swim season, including wearing life jackets, supervising children, and avoiding alcohol and diving into shallow water.

A former Kent resident received a 10-year prison sentence for trafficking drugs, with his arrest ending a multi-year investigation that seized large quantities of narcotics.

Seattle religious leaders stand with the LGBTQI community against the use of religion for discrimination, emphasizing love and inclusivity in their faiths.

Pierce County officials report a Parkland shooting, a drowning on Herron Island, and a fatal motorcycle collision involving an impaired driver; caution urged as summer approaches.

Ex-Seattle SuperSonics player Shawn Kemp pleads guilty to second-degree assault charges, avoiding a trial for a 2023 shooting incident at Tacoma Mall.