A Federal Way man died after a shooting; Spokane police arrested a business associate and turned him over to King County authorities.

The Humane Society for Tacoma & Pierce County apologized after a dog in its care was involved in a fatal incident at the Tacoma City Marathon; the shelter says a full review is underway.

Tacoma’s parks director resigned as the district confronts a roughly $7 million operating shortfall, nearly 50 layoffs and looming service cuts. A May 18 public meeting will weigh the options.

Masked, armed suspects robbed a West Seattle 7‑Eleven Monday night and fled with about $200 while police investigate. Detectives are asking witnesses to come forward.

Maersk filed WARN notices saying it will close its Lakewood warehouse on June 30 and phase layoffs at Sumner, affecting 49 local jobs across two Puget Sound sites.

A planned midday prescribed burn at Joint Base Lewis‑McChord is producing visible smoke over the South Sound. Crews plan to burn from 12–4 p.m.; report nuisance smoke to 253‑912‑2049.

Prosecutors say a King County man drained his 91‑year‑old grandmother’s IRA and was sentenced to 24 months after a jury found he stole nearly $500,000.

Seattle Fire crews responded to a rope-rescue at Discovery Park on Sunday and urged visitors to avoid the 3800 block while crews worked.

Seattle firefighters battled a basement blaze in the 11700 block of Beacon Ave S; officials asked neighbors to avoid the area as crews worked on scene.

Seattle will pay more than $9 million to settle a lawsuit after a Green Lake bike crash left a rider with a traumatic brain injury.

Delta will launch nonstop Seattle–Rome and Seattle–Barcelona flights next week and open a major two‑story lounge at Sea‑Tac, expanding transatlantic options.

A woman was stabbed in South Seattle near East Marginal Way S and South River Street Friday; a man in his 20s is in custody as police investigate.

A Friday morning incident in Covington left one person dead and another injured as deputies investigated a home near SE 258th Place.