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An off‑duty Tacoma officer stopped a naked, intoxicated driver on I‑5; a preliminary breath test read 0.21 and the driver was arrested for DUI.
A house explosion near Lagoon Point on Whidbey Island injured three firefighters and damaged multiple homes. Federal and regional investigators, including the ATF, are probing the cause.
Seattle Fire Department posted a hazmat alert for the 7300 block of Delridge Way SW; crews were on scene and people were told to avoid the area while officials investigated.
A Kansas man was taken into custody at Sea‑Tac after a passenger said he touched her during an overnight Delta flight from Kona. Federal prosecutors say the complaint alleges he admitted the contact.
Retail & Industry in ...
LA Fitness will close its Sixth Avenue Tacoma club on July 20; members can transfer to nearby locations or cancel without extra fees.
Parks & Nature in ...
Meydenbauer Bay Park's swim area is closed through July 1 after tests flagged high bacteria. Officials warn people and pets to avoid entering the water.
Real Estate & Development in ...
Amazon and Cliff Avril’s C&A Development have broken ground on The Pointe at Thomas, a 67‑unit affordable building in Capitol Hill backed by Amazon and Seattle Credit Union.
Food & Drinks in ...
Raising Cane’s opened Tuesday in Lynnwood at 1232 164th St SW, bringing a double‑lane drive‑thru, more than 170 jobs and opening‑day giveaways amid traffic planning.
A judge found probable cause to hold a 15-year-old suspect after the June 3 killing of a 15-year-old girl in Kent; prosecutors are reviewing the case.
Science, Tech & Medicine in ...
Valve’s Bellevue hardware team unveiled the Steam Machine, a living‑room SteamOS PC starting at $1,049 and available via a randomized reservation queue through June 25.
A two-building industrial campus in East Pierce County sold for $37.2 million to a Lincoln-affiliated LLC, underscoring continued investor demand for modern logistics space.
Shoppers and class-action lawyers say Amazon kept money tied to now-invalidated tariffs and are asking courts to force refunds as Customs builds a repayment portal.
A Tukwila artist says a late‑May break‑in took her father’s ashes and about $5,000 in artwork; she’s asking the public to help get the vial back.
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