Video captured by a neighbor shows officers forming a perimeter at a Federal Way apartment complex after an alleged fatal shooting. Detectives are investigating and asking for tips.

Chef Brendan McGill has shut his downtown outposts at the Exchange Building and will focus on his Bainbridge Island restaurants. The closures close a chapter for his downtown footprint.

Troopers say a black Mercedes SUV was struck once on southbound I‑5 near the Seattle Convention Center early Tuesday; no injuries were reported and WSP is seeking witnesses.

A King County jury on June 2 acquitted Walter Jones, a former volunteer Garfield coach, of four child-rape counts after a two-week trial. The case follows a $16M settlement and prompted questions about volunteer oversight.

Alaska’s new Portland lounge opens this Thursday with about 14,000 sq ft, private work rooms, a crepe bar and a pancake machine.

Ben & Jerry's will open a 1,252‑sq‑ft scoop shop at Pier 54 on Seattle's waterfront, run by franchisees Lance and Moria Blair.

Mayor Katie Wilson unveiled a plan to renew and expand Seattle's Transit Measure to restore bus frequency and protect subsidized fares for low-income riders.

Gov. Bob Ferguson signed an executive order asking state agencies to create menopause workplace accommodations and training, aiming to retain midcareer women and reduce turnover. The commission will draft guidance for public and private employers.

Pierce County removed Gary Gant as Human Services director after internal memos flagged incomplete briefings and oversight lapses. Interim leadership is overseeing key homelessness and housing programs while the county recruits a permanent director.

A late‑night attack on SDOT workers at the Alaskan Way South bike trail left a Seattle officer injured and a suspect jailed. The investigation is ongoing.

An Auburn man who pleaded guilty to a federal hate‑crime for a 2024 Kent bus attack is due in federal court Tuesday for sentencing.

Gabe Newell’s Inkfish has contracted Norwegian yard Vard for a €700M (≈$814M), 162‑meter research ship built for ultra‑deep seafloor mapping and submersible operations.

A Puyallup restaurant scored 55 red points in a late‑May Tacoma‑Pierce County inspection. Inspectors flagged temperature and storage problems; other local eateries were also noted.