The Seattle Kraken are expected to name Dan Bylsma as their new head coach, a move signaling his return to the NHL after previous success, including a Stanley Cup win in 2009.

Snohomish County opens applications for $15 million in funds to increase affordable housing and tackle homelessness, with a June 17 deadline for proposals.

Renton replaces its traditional Fourth of July fireworks with a drone show for environmental and community considerations during its 39th annual Renton River Days.

Seattle's forecast includes showers and cloudy skies with occasional breaks in rain. Temperatures will range from the upper 50s to low 70s, with a drier end to the week expected.

Seattle City Light held its annual Memorial Day Flag Raising Ceremony to honor fallen service members, with speeches and Participation of Colors by NJROTC cadets.

Seattle Police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run in Denny Triangle, seeking the driver who struck and killed a man.

Seattle's search for a homelessness czar is stalled as two leading candidates withdrew, prompting calls for a search process pause due to confidentiality breaches and internal issues.

Seattle has risen to 6th place in the national ParkScore index, with 99% of residents living within a 10-minute walk of a park, highlighting their investment in quality public spaces.

A body was found in a burned motor home in Yelm, leading to a standoff where an armed suspect died by suicide, with links between the incidents being investigated.

Lynnwood police seek a thief who stole over $1,000 from a teen at a thrift store, with the act caught on camera. The community is urged to help find the suspect.

The article details safety upgrades at the intersection of Highland Park Way SW and SW Holden St, including new traffic lines, a signal with cameras, and better pedestrian features as part of Seattle's Vision Zero initiative.

Jubilee in the Community, with Bellevue's support, offers free home upkeep assistance to local residents facing financial or physical limitations. Applications are open until June end.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission approved the purchase of 672 acres in Douglas County to preserve wildlife habitat, expanding the Wells Wildlife Area.