Light rain will thicken into steadier showers tonight into Friday. Mountain snow is likely Sunday night with a chance of lowland rain/snow Monday.

The MV Walla Walla resumed the Edmonds–Kingston run Wednesday after a hard landing at Edmonds canceled afternoon sailings and snarled vehicle lines. No injuries were reported.

A man found covered in blood was detained after windows were smashed at several South Tacoma car lots. Investigators are processing multiple scenes along South Tacoma Way.

An investigation found Seattle privately weighed huge fish‑passage costs while publicly downplaying the dams’ impacts; the city now faces a nearly $1B bill to reconnect Skagit habitat.

A WSDOT crew rescued a lone cow from northbound I‑405 near NE 116th in Kirkland; the agency posted photos on March 5 asking the public to help find her herd.

King County deputies recovered roughly 40,000 pressed M‑30 pills and more than 18 pounds of narcotics during a traffic stop that led to three arrests. The investigation is ongoing.

Two juveniles pleaded guilty in a Jan. 11, 2025 Tukwila Parkway shooting that left one person paralyzed; police say multiple guns, including conversion devices, were seized.

The Washington House approved SB 5855 to bar opaque face coverings for law enforcement; the bill creates a private right of action and heads to Gov. Bob Ferguson. Supporters cite transparency; critics warn of legal and safety risks.

LIHI topped out a seven-story, 90-unit senior building on Aurora Ave, financed with HUD 202, city awards and tax-credit equity. Completion is expected by year-end.

A 21-year-old was stabbed and robbed Tuesday in Seattle’s Chinatown‑International District; police say the suspect fled into Hoa Mai Park and remain at large. Detectives are asking for tips.

Tukwila police posted photos after officers arrested a 57‑year‑old wanted on a DOC first‑degree murder escape warrant at a transient encampment.

A fight on a King County Metro bus near 12th and Jackson left a passenger stabbed in the hand; the victim was taken to Harborview Medical Center.

A two-vehicle crash on Yakima Avenue left one person dead and a 22-year-old booked on suspicion of vehicular homicide. Police continue to investigate.