Tacoma City Council approved code revisions to combat animal overpopulation issues, including mandatory spay/neuter, license requirements, and the categorization of community cats, to reduce the strain on Animal Control and shelters.

WSDOT will host an online open house for SR 167 construction in Pierce County, with an emphasis on informing residents about new expressways and other improvements.

Construction on SR 161 in Pierce County, WA, will start June 23 to enhance fish passages, affecting traffic with a bypass road and reduced speed limits.

A man was injured in a South Seattle shooting following a disturbance; he is in the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, while the suspect remains at large. Police are investigating the incident.

A 59-year-old man was stabbed in Seattle's North Beacon Hill; authorities are searching for the assailant. The victim, in stable condition, and suspect were previously drinking together.

Washington woman sentenced to an additional year in prison for embezzling funds from her employer while on probation for a previous multi-million-dollar fraud case.

A heat advisory is in effect in northwest and west central Washington due to high temperatures ranging from the mid-80s to mid-90s, with minimal relief at night.

Seattle City Light highlighted their Energy Week 2025 activities aimed at promoting energy efficiency, renewables, and emission reduction in the Seattle 2030 District.

A Pierce County deputy arrested a suspect after a car chase and foot pursuit, with the sheriff's department commending the deputy's quick action and athleticism.

Chef Renee Erickson's restaurant group announces the closure of several establishments, with Bateau and Boat Bar pausing operations and two General Porpoise locations closing permanently.

Raul Benitez-Santana is convicted of vehicular homicide and assault for the fatal crash that killed Trooper Gadd.

Lake Stevens honors late councilmember Marcus Tageant for his service as a public servant, U.S. Marine veteran, and community leader involved in various local projects and organizations.

Clark County Public Health warns of high toxin levels in Lacamas Lake, advising against contact with the water and consumption of lake fish without proper cleaning.