A man was shot near Northgate Station in Seattle, leading to an urgent police search for two suspects. The victim suffered a head wound; details are pending.

Two suspects were arrested in connection with a March fatal stabbing in Marysville; one's bail was set at $2 million, with both facing murder charges.

A wrong-way DUI crash on SR 410 in Sumner resulted in two deaths and the arrest of the causing driver, a woman in her 50s, on vehicular homicide charges.

Vancouver County Elections Office schedules a manual ballot count audit for a City Council race to verify machine tallies, with extended office hours for voter services.

Seattle's weather forecast promises a sunny week with temperatures around the high 70s to low 80s, clear nights, and light winds transitioning between north northwest and northeast.

CCTV inspections, roadwork, and fiber installation cause minimal to moderate traffic disruptions in Sammamish, with single-lane closures and alternative route suggestions until late August.

Kirkland has begun construction on the NE 85th Street Shared-Use Pathway Project to improve pedestrian and cyclist connectivity, including ADA-compliant features and links to transit hubs.

Bellevue City Council's updates include advancing the Grand Connection pedestrian project, e-scooter code amendments, Sustainable Bellevue Plan progress, and adopting the Bellevue-Redmond Tourism budget.

Snohomish County won the PSRC Vision 2050 award for environmental work on the Little Bear Creek Advanced Mitigation Site, highlighting its commitment to sustainability.

Seattle's weather forecast promises a sunny week with temperatures rising to the low 80s, and current conditions including a temperature of 57°F and mostly cloudy skies that will clear up. Conditions are ideal for outdoor activities.

Thurston County seeks public input on a proposed zoning change for Black Lake Quarry in Littlerock, with a Planning Commission hearing set for August 6. The amendment could rezone 270 acres to Rural Resource Industrial.

Seattle police briefed seniors on safety, advising situational awareness, minimizing smartphone use, and carefully choosing self-defense tools. They also recommended Gavin de Becker's book and practicing vocal assertiveness for emergencies.

Washington Attorney General Brown secured a temporary halt against federal restrictions on public benefits, buying time until September 3 for those relying on state services.