A Washington State Patrol trooper was jailed and charged with stalking a Snohomish County deputy, court papers say. Prosecutors say surveillance, messages and a protection-order violation are at issue.

One person was reported injured after gunfire in High Point; police found a crashed car near the Southwest Precinct and an automatic rifle was reportedly inside.

Snowflake filed plans to add three floors to Block 6 in Bellevue's Spring District, expanding its Eastside office footprint. The move follows earlier tenant build‑outs in the tower.

Seattle restaurateur David Meinert has taken ownership of Wally's Drive‑In in Buckley and Wally's Chowder House in Des Moines, promising to preserve their small‑town feel while updating operations.

Redmond paid about $38.5 million for a 9.1‑acre parcel to build a modern Maintenance and Operations Center, with design starting this year and construction targeted for 2028.

A 19-year-old from Sandy died after his pickup crossed the center line and struck a semi on SR‑97 north of Goldendale. Troopers say he was not wearing a seatbelt.

A Plymouth Housing‑run 102‑unit supportive housing site in Kirkland has begun move‑ins while nearby residents and businesses raise safety and notification concerns.

Cloudy and cooler Thursday in Seattle; rain likely Friday with gusty south winds. Plan for wet roads and choppy seas for small craft.

A Tree Action Seattle analysis says Sand Point Country Club removed 207 trees and planted invasive ivy, raising questions about whether city rules were enforced.

Dozens of tribal canoes will land at Alki Beach on July 29 as Muckleshoot hosts a stop on the Nisqually-hosted Paddle to Nisqually.

The Mariners are selling 116 engraved bats and 2,000+ medallions for a new Legacy Plaza at T‑Mobile Park. Public sales open Thursday at 9 a.m.; proceeds support youth-field projects.

A Kansas man was taken into custody at Sea‑Tac after a passenger said he touched her during an overnight Delta flight from Kona. Federal prosecutors say the complaint alleges he admitted the contact.

Officer Jason Marchione sued the city, saying Seattle’s police watchdog misrepresented evidence and punished him for attending the Jan. 6 rally. The suit follows years of legal fights over the city’s Jan. 6 records.