A $3 million grant will help formerly incarcerated adults in four Washington counties reenter the workforce, managed by the state's Employment Security Department.

Anthony Raymond Dodd was convicted of fentanyl possession with intent to distribute and possessing a firearm during drug trafficking, with sentencing set for October 2025.

Washington's AG Nick Brown sues Fidelity Information Services to protect personal data of state residents receiving food assistance from being shared with the federal government for immigration enforcement.

Tacoma's Equity in Contracting program, with OMWBE, offers a workshop on August 6 to assist underrepresented business owners with certification and opportunities.

Seattle police arrested individuals for narcotics, recovering drugs, cash, and a stolen firearm, with several felony charges requested for two suspects.

A 65-year-old man was stabbed in Seattle's University Heights; police are investigating with no suspect in custody. He's in stable condition after the incident.

WSDOT seeks sanctions against ex-employee Scott Smith and his lawyers after dropping a baseless lawsuit regarding Washington's cap-and-invest program and fuel prices.

Tacoma City Council Member Joe Bushnell laments the closure of the Pacific Fred Meyer store, a key community employer, but is hopeful about filling the space anew.

Seattle's forecast includes typical overcast mornings and mild temperatures, with highs in the low 70s and mostly cloudy skies transitioning to clearer conditions later in the week.

Seattle police arrested a man in Belltown for suspected drug dealing, finding substances believed to be narcotics.

The North Bend City Council approved infrastructure upgrades to Old Silver Creek, including sidewalks and flood mitigation, with work starting in August 2025.

SE Tanner Road in North Bend is set for restoration work starting July 25 after a recent watermain break near North Bend Way. Commuters should expect delays and watch for updates.

Bellevue police arrested Ayub S. Mohamed for a minor violation and discovered he was the suspect in a Seattle homicide from April 26. He faces multiple charges, including 1st Degree Murder.