Seattle Fire crews responded to an apartment fire on the 2300 block of Bonair Pl SW; residents were evacuated and officials urged people to avoid the area.

FBI Seattle is assisting Bellingham police in finding Devariae Montrel Conley, who fled before sentencing in a 2020 assault case.

A 2026 draft forecast warns the Columbia Basin may face sustained summer shortages and more frequent droughts, putting farms and small towns across central Washington at risk.

No Meat Factory is closing its Stanwood plant two years after reopening the Twin City Foods site, triggering layoffs and raising fresh questions about local manufacturing jobs.

A Kent apartment complex sold for about $45M—just above its 2019 price—highlighting a pullback and re‑pricing in Puget Sound multifamily deals.

A driver is being questioned after a suspected hit‑and‑run spree along Alki; the Tahoe stopped at Duwamish Head and police are probing possible DUI.

A Tacoma dock was closed July 22 after a harbor seal pup hauled out; Parks Tacoma and NOAA urged people to give the animals at least 100 yards of space.

A Pierce County grandmother says a phone scam wiped out more than $100,000 while her husband is in hospice. Federal data show elder fraud losses are spiking nationwide.

Bridge Logistics Properties paid about $174.5M for a Harbor Freight‑leased warehouse at the FRED310 campus in Frederickson, one of the Puget Sound’s biggest industrial trades this year.

A kayak with one man aboard was reported sinking off Dash Point at 7:07 a.m. on July 21. Pierce County says the investigation is active.

Burien and Boulevard Park libraries will be open until 8 p.m. Tuesday–Wednesday while the city runs extended shelter hours at Highline United Methodist Church.

Heat Advisory through 11 PM Wednesday with inland highs near 91°F. City resources and cooling centers are available.

Investigators say the July 15 warehouse blaze on 7th Ave S was intentionally set and Seattle Fire has handed its findings to Seattle Police.