Seattle police are investigating a SODO neighborhood shooting where a man suffered a chest wound. Despite a thorough area search, no suspects have been arrested.

Washington's gray wolf population sees more packs but fewer wolves overall, with a 9% decline from the previous year, despite meeting recovery objectives, according to the WDFW 2024 Annual Report.

Nationwide protests are planned against President Trump and Elon Musk's policies, with major events in Seattle and D.C. Protestors are uniting against deportations, threats to social security, and federal layoffs.

Jonathan Hoang, a 21-year-old with autism, went missing in Arlington, and intensive search efforts are underway. His family and community are deeply concerned for his wellbeing.

Twenty-one states, led by New York, Hawaii, and Rhode Island, are suing Trump over an executive order said to threaten public agencies like IMLS, MBDA, and FMCS, alleging it oversteps presidential authority.

The Seattle weather forecast predicts varied conditions with sunny days and impending rain showers, transitioning from clear and chilly to warmer weather, followed by significant chances of rain and continued showers.

WSU study led by Jessica Willoughby finds that self-reflection via text messages can reduce the psychological impact of "fitspiration" content on young women's body image.

WDFW opens applications for the 2025 Watchable Wildlife Grant, funded by bald eagle license plates, to enhance wildlife viewing and promote inclusive access, with a deadline of May 30.

WDFW invites public feedback on proposed changes to commercial crop damage claim rules, including using state-licensed adjusters instead of federal certification for damage assessments.

Pierce County residents are warned of a new bail bond scam where fraudsters, posing as county officials, ask for bail money via an app, leading to a fraudulent website.

Seattle's weather will start cloudy before clearing up, with light winds and a 56°F high. The weekend looks mostly nice, but Sunday may bring rain, continuing into a wet start to next week.

Kirkland announces its State of the City Address and Community Appreciation Night for May 13 at the Kirkland Performance Center, highlighting community spirit and honoring local volunteers.

Marysville and its school district are revising a property exchange agreement, with the city obtaining a new Public Works facility and the district moving into the former City Hall. The deal includes a $2 million payment to the district.