The controversial land exchange involving the Thorpe property in Latah Valley has been canceled after community opposition, with DNR now seeking alternative uses within two years.

The National Weather Service in Seattle issued a Heat Advisory for high temperatures in the 80s to mid-90s, warning of a moderate risk of heat-related illnesses.

A tragic crash in downtown Olympia on Wednesday claimed the lives of two women, Joy Ezindu and Carla Gonzales, after a two-car collision sent a truck onto the sidewalk.

Carnation criticizes the silent siren warning system for Tolt Dam despite alternative alert methods proposed by Seattle Public Utilities, stressing the need for audible alerts in emergencies.

Missing 13-year-old Simeon Wiens was found safe and reunited with his family, with the Bellevue Police Department highlighting community collaboration in the search.

A fight near Renton's transit center resulted in a shooting, with one person wounded and two suspects arrested on assault charges. The investigation is ongoing.

Seattle is experiencing a sunny stretch with rising temperatures, expected to reach 86°F during the day and 61°F at night, with clear skies and mild winds forecast for the coming days.

Sammamish is set for summer traffic disruptions due to multiple maintenance and construction projects affecting areas from Klahanie Park to Sahalee Lane.

Deputies responded to a hoax shooting at Foothills Elementary School, quickly uncovering the false report made by a 31-year-old man, who was arrested for false reporting and obstruction.

Tacoma seeks public input on proposed historic preservation code amendments through information sessions and encourages community engagement for informed decisions on the city's historic sites.

The WDFW has announced additional recreational halibut fishing dates due to an underutilized quota, with various marine areas open between August and September under specific catch limits and regulations.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of heat, humidity, and thunderstorms for Seattle with high temperatures, chances of precipitation, and advice for residents to stay cool and hydrated.

The Trump administration agreed to stop the circulation of machine-gun conversion devices, including forced reset triggers, in the plaintiff states after a multistate lawsuit.