Two Washington men were indicted for selling over $4.5 million in stolen goods online through a scheme involving their business, MBA Trading LLC. The charges include money laundering and conspiracy.

An 18-year-old was critically injured in a shooting during an attempted robbery in Renton. The incident occurred near Lindbergh High School, and police are seeking 3-5 suspects.

King County Councilmember Girmay Zahilay has proposed a $1 million strategy to combat gun violence, involving increased systems coordination and targeted interventions.

Seattle's downtown will host free cultural events this summer, including concerts, art installations, outdoor movies, food trucks, and street performances for all ages.

Seattle's I-5 southbound will be closed overnight on July 19 for maintenance, affecting specific ramps and requiring detours.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell signed legislation for a $1.55 billion Transportation Levy to be on the November 2024 ballot, after a unanimous City Council vote.

The Mariners lost 5-4 to the Blue Jays in the 10th inning, marking their sixth consecutive series defeat. Missed opportunities were a factor, as Seattle left 15 on base.

A man died in Redmond from a fireworks incident, with initial findings suggesting it was accidental. No other injuries or property damage were reported, and the incident is under investigation.

Three people were shot in Downtown Seattle on the 4th of July; detectives are investigating the incident which occurred at 3rd Ave and Pike St. The suspect remains at large.

Seattle's OPCD is seeking consultants to evaluate their Equitable Development Initiative, providing a report by 2024 to inform the city's 2025-2026 budgetary decisions.

Washington's WDFW proposes permanent trapping restrictions in four national forests to protect the endangered Cascade red fox, seeking public comment on the rule.

A 13-year-old girl was fatally shot by a teenage boy during a fight at Alderwood Mall's food court in Lynnwood; the suspect's mother turned him in, and he faces murder charges.

Officials urge caution due to a rise in drownings in King County and highlight factors like cold waters, lifeguard shortages, and inequitable access to swimming lessons.