A Tacoma mother says StubHub never delivered World Cup resale tickets for the Belgium–Egypt match, leaving families split on match day and highlighting broader transfer problems.

A dumpster fire on the 5200 block of University Way NE spread to a building Friday, drawing a heavy Seattle Fire response in the U District.

Tukwila police released surveillance photos after a department‑store theft of roughly $4,000 and asked the public to contact detectives with tips. Case #26TP02996 is active.

Court papers say a 25‑year‑old Kent man filmed underage shoppers and molested a child inside a Bellevue Target. Police say the investigation is ongoing and urge witnesses to come forward.

MultiCare's board has selected Florence Chang to succeed retiring CEO Bill Robertson, elevating a longtime operations and technology leader as the system expands across the Pacific Northwest.

Sunny Juneteenth with highs near 81°F. Heat rises Monday–Tuesday with inland spots near 90°F.

A Safeway employee was arrested after an alleged knife attack in a University Place restroom. Surveillance and court paperwork figure centrally in the investigation.

Pike Place Market hosts a one-night "Welcoming the World" market Thursday with 60+ makers, 20 food vendors, live music and extended hours during World Cup opening week.

Washington’s high court affirmed a judgment finding Meta violated state campaign‑finance rules, leaving a roughly $35 million penalty intact. Officials hailed the outcome as a major win for disclosure.

Alaska Airlines has promoted CFO Shane Tackett to president effective June 29, combining commercial and finance oversight as the carrier navigates integration and a tough quarter.

Three Amazon engineers say they were questioned by the company after speaking at Seattle hearings on a data‑center moratorium, raising legal and policy questions.

State troopers released photos of a white Sprinter‑type van tied to a fatal SR 509 hit‑and‑run last September. Investigators are asking the public for tips.

Washington’s largest Juneteenth festival lands at LeMay in Tacoma on June 19 with national headliners, vendors and family programming. Transit options aim to help visitors skip parking.