The Ninth Circuit upheld an injunction that blocks efforts to revise birthright citizenship, a decision praised by Attorney General Nick Brown as protecting children born in the U.S.

Clark County Public Works completed Phase 2 of Vancouver Lake's Management Plan, focusing on water quality and recreation, while seeking funds to resume the deferred Phase 3.

The Employment Security Department released June 2025 county employment data, which is not seasonally adjusted, urging caution when comparing with statewide rates.

An unauthorized individual stole and damaged a fire engine in Everett, despite security features. The fire department is enhancing security and ordering new engines.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny day in Seattle, with a high near 78°F and light winds. Clouds will increase tonight, with a low around 57°F.

Washington state is proposing regulations for a statewide battery recycling program to facilitate free and convenient disposal, excluding vehicle, medical, and small electronics batteries. Public feedback is sought until September 10.

Deputy Stewart from Washington State assists with challenging flood rescue efforts in Kerr County, Texas, facing extreme heat, storms, and dangers like snakes.

The U.S. Justice Department supports Seattle's request to end its police reform consent decree, highlighting SPD's compliance and progress in reforms since 2012.

Central Puget Sound to experience highway closures for construction and maintenance by WSDOT from July 25-28, with advised travel delays and alternate routes.

A man was arrested in Seattle for stabbing a woman in Northgate. She is stable after immediate aid by responders and police. The suspect is held on suspicion of assault.

A Tesla driver allegedly fired a gun at a Chevrolet on I-5. The Washington State Patrol seeks public help for information and dashcam footage. No injuries were reported.

Everett Police detectives seek tips after a fire engine was stolen on July 18, leading to collisions involving 12 vehicles. The male suspect remains unidentified; no injuries occurred as all vehicles were empty. The cost of damages is being assessed.

King County Council passed a 0.1% sales tax increase to fund public safety and justice services, avoiding cuts to law enforcement and behavioral health programs.