Surveillance stills show a disguised man who reportedly demanded cash at a Harborstone Credit Union near South Hill; investigators are asking for tips.

Gov. Bob Ferguson shared photos of a bill-signing he says will remove state barriers to speed Seattle affordable rental projects. The post names Rep. Julia Reed as sponsor.

A NWS dust‑storm warning swept west‑central Grant County, producing near‑zero visibility on I‑90 between George and Moses Lake.

A 33-year-old man was arrested early Sunday after crews found a pile of garbage burning outside an apartment on the 1200 block of South 11th Street; one resident was treated at the scene.

Court records show repeated 911 calls and a nearly 10‑hour ambulance wait; Hogan's estate says the city and AMR were grossly negligent.

Seattle Fire says crews are on scene at a residential blaze on the 9800 block of 59th Ave S. Officials asked people to avoid the area while crews work.

The BBB says Washington residents avoided more than $1.1 billion in attempted scams as reports to the BBB Scam Tracker jumped sharply.

Bloomberg reports Boeing may announce about 500 737 MAX jets during President Trump’s March state visit to China. The potential order could accelerate Everett production and reshape Boeing’s delivery calendar.

A Meadowdale High student was shot at Meadowdale Park in Lynnwood Friday; nearby schools briefly locked down and police say the suspect fled the scene. The wounded teen is listed in stable condition at Harborview.

A former Mercer Island High student filed a $13.4M tort claim alleging she was groomed and abused by a longtime English teacher and that the district failed to act.

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Seattle Public Schools is preparing to break ground on a $225M modernization and addition at Aki Kurose, adding a new classroom wing and updating much of the campus. The work will expand capacity and move students to an interim site during construction.

Gov. Bob Ferguson says SB 6026 — a governor‑request bill to allow residential development in commercial zones — cleared the Legislature; supporters tout land freed for housing while cities warn of lost storefronts.