Pierce County had a weekend of incidents including a fatal fire, a DUI vehicular assault, and arson linked to fireworks. An elderly man died in a fire, a DUI suspect caused a crash, and a repeat arson offense occurred.

Lummi Nation man Marc Oreiro pled not guilty in federal court to charges of assaulting his ex-partner by strangulation. The trial is set for August 2025.

A man was hospitalized after being shot in Everett, and despite a K-9 search, the suspect remains at large. The victim's condition and the motive for the shooting are unclear.

Miles Hudson received a 30-day jail term and fines for reckless driving in Seattle, along with a social media ban relating to the case. He gained notoriety for his high-speed "Belltown Hellcat" videos.

A car crashed into a Kent daycare facility overnight, injuring two people and causing extensive damage that required emergency shoring. The daycare owner is dealing with the consequences of the destruction.

A man sustained face injuries after a firework, thrown from a vehicle, exploded near him in Seattle's Chinatown-International District. Police are investigating the incident.

A father and his 9-year-old daughter died in a house fire in Port Orchard, despite firefighter efforts hindered by low water pressure. An investigation is ongoing, while the community supports the family.

An employee in Redmond, WA shot an alleged car thief in self-defense, leaving the suspect hospitalized. Police are investigating the late-night incident.

A domestic dispute in Marysville escalated into a shooting, requiring a SWAT response. A 36-year-old man shot his father and was later arrested; the victim is now stable. Police and SWAT's collaborative efforts prevented further harm.

Seattle's Fourth of July celebrations led to 47 people being treated for fireworks injuries at Harborview Medical Center, with injuries ranging from lost hands to eye traumas.

One person was killed and five injured in a shooting at a Sedro-Woolley park during a birthday party; one suspect is arrested and investigations are ongoing.

Firefighters responded to a fire at a UW fraternity house. Early reports suggest fireworks may be involved; the cause is under investigation. All residents were evacuated safely, but the house suffered attic damage and displaced residents.

A 23-year-old man was arrested in West Seattle for a drive-by shooting on July 4, with no injuries or damages reported. Witnesses led police to the suspect's vehicle, and he now faces charges.