A 39-year-old Selah man, identified as Zachary Cline, died after his car left the road and struck a guardrail at the I‑82 exit in Yakima early Tuesday, troopers say.

A deck fire in West Seattle's 8800 block of 38th Ave SW drew a large fire response early Wednesday; no injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.

A home on the 5100 block of Elm Street was fully engulfed late Wednesday; Everett Fire reports no injuries and investigators are on scene.

LA Fitness will close its Sixth Avenue Tacoma club on July 20; members can transfer to nearby locations or cancel without extra fees.

Georgetown Brewing bought a 36,544‑sq‑ft industrial building across from its Georgetown taproom, giving the Seattle brewery room for packaging, storage and distribution.

Seattle rescue swimmers pulled a person from Lake Washington near the 2300 block of Lake Washington Blvd S and brought them to shore for medical care.

A June 23 KIRO 7 video revisits the Fall City killings and the contested legal fight over whether the 15‑year‑old suspect will be tried as an adult.

Meydenbauer Bay Park's swim area is closed through July 1 after tests flagged high bacteria. Officials warn people and pets to avoid entering the water.

King County's 2026 Point‑In‑Time count found 18,365 people homeless and a steep rise in unsheltered homelessness, putting pressure on city and county leaders to act.

A teenage boy was shot late Tuesday on Aurora Avenue North in Seattle. Police say investigators are probing the incident but have released few details.

Amazon and Cliff Avril’s C&A Development have broken ground on The Pointe at Thomas, a 67‑unit affordable building in Capitol Hill backed by Amazon and Seattle Credit Union.

A single-vehicle rollover on Rainier Avenue North Tuesday evening killed a man and closed southbound lanes; police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

Raising Cane’s opened Tuesday in Lynnwood at 1232 164th St SW, bringing a double‑lane drive‑thru, more than 170 jobs and opening‑day giveaways amid traffic planning.