WDFW announces a public meeting on July 28 to discuss the Shillapoo Wildlife Area habitat restoration effort, with options to attend in person or via webinar.

A shooting and juvenile-involved vehicle chase occurred in Parkland, as reported by the Pierce County Sheriff's Department. A man was shot, and two youths were arrested after a high-speed chase.

Alaska Airlines flights were grounded due to a tech failure, causing nationwide disruptions and residual delays.

Sammamish city has demanded service improvement and compensation from Republic Services for missed garbage collections, emphasizing health concerns due to accumulated trash and planning additional waste drop-off events.

Kent Police Department introduced two new officers, Hashemi and Walls, at a City Council Meeting. Both come with strong community ties and unique personal interests; they will now train with veteran officers.

The article outlines Seattle's forecast for a pleasant week with a shift from cloudy to mostly sunny skies and comfortable temperatures ideal for outdoor activities.

University of Washington students developed a system to improve Snohomish County's ballot collection process, potentially enhancing efficiency and sustainability in elections.

A 51-year-old man with a criminal history was arrested for a fatal shooting at a Kent apartment, where two locals died from gunshot wounds ruled as homicide.

One person died in a fire at an adult family home in Pierce County's Midland area; nine others were displaced. Firefighters and investigators are examining the cause of the blaze.

A Snohomish man with a history of providing tactical training to extremist groups has been sentenced to two years in prison for illegal gun possession.

An 18-year-old was hospitalized after nearly drowning in Lake Washington, with emergency crews responding to the scene where the man spent about 15-20 minutes underwater.

Tacoma to hold a public hearing on updates to the South Tacoma Groundwater Protection District code, with both in-person and virtual attendance options available for public input.

A WDFW employee collecting fish data fell in a parking lot, requiring a medical airlift. Their work is vital for fisheries management and conservation.