Washington State Ferries is enhancing summer services on three key routes starting mid-June, with additional staffing to manage the expected increase in travelers.

Pierce County law enforcement had a busy weekend with a high-speed chase leading to an arrest for multiple charges, a juvenile damaging police vehicles and assaulting an officer, a firearms violation, and an investigation into an explosion.

A new report from Thurston County reveals significant health disparities influenced by socioeconomic factors and suggests strategies for achieving health equity.

Gov. Ferguson signs Bill 1774, enabling WSDOT to lease unused highway lands for community uses like affordable housing and parks, with oversight to ensure public safety.

WSDOT plans to repave SR 21 and US 2 in Wilbur and is seeking local input on Complete Streets features for better pedestrian, cyclist, and mobility aid user access, with a public workshop to gather feedback.

Bellevue officials discussed land use code amendments to increase housing variety and density and the expansion of Meydenbauer Bay Park, while also approving the city's federal legislative agenda.

A man in Seattle's Belltown was seriously injured after being stabbed for refusing to give his food to a group. The incident led to no arrests, and SPD's Homicide and Assault Unit is seeking public assistance.

Seattle faces a week of intermittent showers and brief sunny periods, according to the National Weather Service, with varying chances of rain and highs from 61°F to 67°F.

Bellevue is hosting Pride on the Plaza on June 4, featuring a pride flag-raising, speeches, and performances to celebrate LGBTQIA+ diversity and inclusion.

Attorney General Nick Brown and 38 others oppose a congressional amendment that would prevent state AI regulation for 10 years, fearing its risks without adequate federal oversight.

Three rock climbers died in the North Cascades due to a suspected equipment failure, falling 400 feet. The Bellevue community mourns, especially the family of Alex Martynenko.

U.S. Attorney General Nick Brown and his peers from other states argue at the Supreme Court against the Trump Administration's proposal to end birthright citizenship, emphasizing its unconstitutionality.

A Seattle man, Shante Broady, pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking charges, with a minimum of 15 years prison if convicted. His trial is set for July 14, 2025.