Hailey Van Lith plays for Team USA in Paris for the 2024 Olympics 3x3 basketball, bringing her experience and love for the game's physical nature to the international stage.

A Tulalip Tribes member, Abdul Qasim Ray Zahir, pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter and firearm use after fatally shooting a friend in 2022, with a sentencing range of 10-18 years proposed for November 2024.

A former Rhode Island man was convicted of trying to smuggle over 400 pounds of meth and fentanyl from the U.S. to Canada, facing international money laundering charges.

Sound Transit offers free rides to military personnel during Seattle Fleet Week, requiring a military ID to travel on its transit system from July 29 to August 4.

Washington State Ferries seeks public input on proposed schedule changes for the Anacortes/San Juan Islands route to improve reliability and reflect modern demands. An online open house is available for community feedback until August 23.

Seattle's weather forecast predicts intermittent sun and rain, with temperatures ranging from the mid-70s to low 80s, typical of a Pacific Northwest summer.

A 30-year-old man surrendered to Seattle Police relating to gun charges after a fatal shooting in Pioneer Square. He was booked into jail, but the investigation continues.

Giles Stanton, a high school teacher, is charged with sexual misconduct with a minor and is suspected of grooming and manipulating vulnerable students.

A man is detained in New Hampshire on suspicion of second-degree murder for the death of a 7-year-old girl in Kirkland, Washington, and awaits extradition.

Interim Police Chief Sue Rahr addresses Seattle's rising gun violence and staffing challenges, calling for changes in the SPD hiring process to bolster ranks.

Bellevue announces its first International Festival, focusing on cultural diversity and unity, featuring food, entertainment, and community activities on August 17 at Crossroads Park.

Washington’s Black Canyon Fire, at 5,000 acres, has caused a state-mobilized response with Level 3 evacuations in Yakima County; the cause remains unknown.

A teen was stabbed after attempting to stop a dispute on a bus, leading to an altercation in a Lynnwood parking lot, with the suspect now facing assault charges.