The Supreme Court seems inclined to support federal efforts to manage controversial social media content, showing skepticism towards states' claims of government suppression of conservative views.

Cupcake Royale has closed its Ballard location in Seattle after nearly 20 years, but will continue to operate in other areas with plans for a new Capitol Hill pop-up.

Hyundai collaborates with law enforcement to offer free anti-theft upgrades and steering wheel locks to select car owners to counteract a spike in vehicle thefts.

A man in Seattle has been charged with 14 counts of indecent exposure for flashing multiple victims, including children, with police catching him after community tips and video evidence.

Seattle anticipates a weather shift, with a sunny weekend ahead before rain and cooler temperatures arrive by next Friday, per NWS Seattle's forecast.

The south Puget Sound area in Washington is reported to be a hot spot for lottery wins, with top retailers listed by KATU and KOMO News, and a $754.6 million Powerball ticket sold in Auburn.

Seattle's SDOT seeks consultants for the Harrison & Mercer Transit Access Project aimed at improving connectivity between Uptown and Cascade with transit and pedestrian enhancements.

A 39-year-old man was shot and killed at a North Seattle gas station, leading to a homicide investigation by local police. No suspects have been identified yet.

A girl was shot at a Seattle bus stop near Garfield High School; the suspect remains unidentified. The victim is hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

NBA Hall of Famer John Stockton sues Washington State officials over COVID-19 restrictions that imposed sanctions on doctors for their public commentary.

The Port of Seattle may receive $3 million in federal funds to address noise for homes near the Seattle-Tacoma Airport, thanks to Senator Patty Murray's efforts.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell starts public safety discussions with a forum at Seattle Central Library, emphasizing community engagement in the city's safety strategy.

King County Sheriff sues over Burien's new homeless camping ban, citing constitutional concerns and seeking court guidance on law enforcement obligations.