Tukwila police say human remains were found at a home in the 14800 block of 42nd Ave S; Major Crimes Unit detectives are investigating.

The City of Redmond warns of scam emails posing as permit notices that ask for wire transfers. Officials urge residents to verify payment instructions through official channels.

Federal Way is moving to limit hours, require visible licenses and bar cash at massage businesses as the city targets suspected sex-for-pay operations. The council will consider a new ordinance this week.

Downtown Kirkland’s Homeport building and marina traded for $46 million, topping its tax assessment and underscoring investor appetite for scarce waterfront assets.

A fin whale washed ashore near Samish Island and NOAA and partners are conducting a necropsy. The species is an uncommon visitor to the Salish Sea.

Mayor Katie Wilson attended a packed town hall on Ballard and West Seattle light rail but declined to answer a reporter's question about transparency. The forum set up a May 7 Sound Transit review that could reshape project timelines.

Brixton Capital's new filings swap the planned Topgolf at Everett Mall for self‑storage and office conversion, according to reporting and city permit records.

Low clouds hang over Seattle Wednesday morning, but afternoon sun will push inland highs near 68°F. Coastal waters turn rough tonight under a Small Craft Advisory.

SDOT plans to remove more than 50 parking spaces on 14th Ave W in Queen Anne to improve emergency access; neighbors are protesting and a community Q&A is set for Wednesday.

Johnny’s Dock on the Thea Foss Waterway has closed again after landlords say the tenant fell behind on payments. Owners are now marketing the waterfront site as interest arrives.

Nscale will open a 24,000‑square‑foot engineering hub in Bellevue to house about 100 employees, marking its first U.S. engineering office.

A tip at a Redmond business led officers to arrest a second suspect in the April 19 downtown Seattle beating that left a 77‑year‑old hospitalized.

DOE has reportedly narrowed the BPA administrator search to two finalists — a decision that could shift transmission planning, rates and the agency’s market strategy.