Washington and Massachusetts lead a multistate brief to the Supreme Court, supporting state power to issue investigative subpoenas without federal court interference.

Seattle's National Weather Service forecasts a series of rain events, starting with a 60% chance of rain later today and a high near 63°F. Rain chances continue throughout the week with a 100% chance by Friday and persist through the weekend.

Washington state's voting for the November 4 general election begins, with over 5 million ballots sent to registered voters for various local and statewide issues.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has awarded $30,000 in grants to four projects to enhance wildlife viewing and engage communities across the state.

The Seattle OLS settled with Ba Mien Seafood Market for alleged PSST and Wage Theft Ordinance violations, resulting in the market paying $74,581.92 to 98 workers and $1,383.74 to the city.

Seattle's forecast includes a brief clear morning before a series of rainy fronts begin, with rain chances increasing from Wednesday to a certain downpour by Friday.

A smash and grab at a Seattle smoke shop involving a stolen car and masked suspects resulted in significant property loss and damage; no arrests have been made yet.

Seattle police arrested a 17-year-old for an armed robbery at a Walgreens. A hidden tracker in the stolen cash and a foot chase led to his capture. A firearm and cash were recovered; he's linked to another robbery and now faces multiple charges.

Tacoma has filed an appeal seeking a stay on the recent Superior Court Order that mandates Initiative 2 to appear on the February 2026 ballot, claiming legal errors in the trial court's decision.

The White River Bridge on SR 410 reopened early, easing local disruptions. The reopening involved quick action from the government, and affected businesses may apply for disaster loans. The Dan Evans Bridge also reopened.

Zifty Global LLC settled with Seattle OLS for violating two app-based worker ordinances, agreeing to pay $57,843.68 to 163 workers and $1,000 to the City.

AG Nick Brown and a coalition of 21 attorneys general filed an amicus brief opposing the Trump administration's defunding of Planned Parenthood, emphasizing the healthcare services at risk and defending reproductive rights.

The article discusses the closure of the Lake City Fred Meyer store, its impact on the community, and Representative Farivar's connection to the area and efforts to address food security.