A labor dispute at Republic Services has disrupted trash collection in the City, with a work stoppage causing service halts. The company will collect double the refuse on the next date at no extra cost.

A man, 55, was arrested in Seattle for a Bitter Lake neighborhood murder on June 15; he was already in custody for another violation. Details are limited as the investigation continues.

Authorities arrested a 25-year-old man charged with arson and murder for a fire in Seattle's Wallingford area on June 4. The investigation by Seattle Police continues.

Governor Tina Kotek declared a drought emergency in Baker County, Oregon, due to the region's persistent dry conditions, triggering state interventions to mitigate the impact on the community.

Clark County Public Health declares Vancouver Lake safe for use, but urges caution due to persistent harmful algae; Lacamas Lake remains under advisory.

Bellevue offers up to $30 million for affordable housing projects aimed at residents earning below 60% of the area median income, with priorities for those under 30% AMI.

Seattle's reconstructed Pier 58 is set to open on July 25, offering a new park space between the Great Wheel and Aquarium, with a community event planned.

Cindy Kay is appointed as the executive director of Washington's Board of Accountancy by Governor Ferguson, enhancing fiscal management with her extensive experience in both public and private sectors.

Seattle Police officers visited a local school's summer camp to engage with children about police work and community safety during "Community Helpers" week.

A 73-year-old Arizona man was sentenced to four years in prison for attempting to engage in a sexual act with a minor, after being caught in an FBI sting operation.

Interstate 5 northbound through DuPont will experience lane closures on nights of July 25-26 for overpass construction work, causing potential delays.

National Night Out returns to Kirkland on August 5, promoting community bonds with block parties, and opportunities to meet first responders and city officials.

Mayor Bruce Harrell has announced the July 25 opening of Pier 58 in Seattle, offering a new public space with family-friendly activities and a marine-themed playground as part of the Waterfront Park project.