A fatal multi-vehicle collision in Tukwila resulted in one death and several injuries. The Tukwila PD is investigating the cause of the accident. Traffic is disrupted in the area.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of heat, humidity, and thunderstorms for Seattle with high temperatures, chances of precipitation, and advice for residents to stay cool and hydrated.

A labor dispute at Republic Services has disrupted trash collection in the City, with a work stoppage causing service halts. The company will collect double the refuse on the next date at no extra cost.

Clark County Public Health declares Vancouver Lake safe for use, but urges caution due to persistent harmful algae; Lacamas Lake remains under advisory.

Seattle forecasts sunny skies, with highs in the low 80s and lows in the low 60s, a pattern continuing into the following week with temps rising toward 90°F.

An Issaquah woman was arrested for embezzling $630,000 from her employer through forged checks since 2018; she faces charges of first-degree theft and forgery.

Candie M. Dibble has been appointed to the Spokane County Superior Court by Governor Bob Ferguson, bringing her 25-year legal career experience, including civil rights and corrections work, to the bench.

A strike by Republic Services workers represented by Teamsters Local 252 has disrupted waste collection in Western Washington, with potential for wider action across the US.

Seattle's weather forecasts clear skies and rising temperatures, hitting highs of up to 90 degrees Fahrenheit by mid-week, with mild evenings suitable for outdoor activities.

Governor Ferguson of Washington pledges state funds to keep Planned Parenthood operational after a federal defunding move linked to Medicaid, countering what he calls an attack on reproductive rights.

Southbound I-5 pavement repairs in Whatcom County start on July 16, with overnight work aimed at fixing asphalt, guardrails, and safety barriers, leading to potential traffic disruptions.

Seattle's Office of Labor Standards celebrates five years of hotel employee protections, settling violations worth $537,551.20, and highlighting the importance of compliance with laws safeguarding hotel workers.

Seattle's Mayor seeks court approval to end decade-long police reform consent decree, citing SPD improvements in policy, training, and accountability.