A violent confrontation in South Seattle resulted in a woman with gunshot wounds and a man with stab injuries. The incident occurred in the early hours and is under investigation by the SPD.

Central Washington Asphalt was fined $49,000 for a spill of 70 gallons of asphalt in Peshastin, with 35 gallons seeping into a creek. The company delayed reporting and cleanup efforts were ineffective, leaving some asphalt in the ecosystem.

A Steilacoom couple, Jesse James Bailey and Candace Bailey, have been sentenced to 210 months and 5 years in prison, respectively, for leading a drug trafficking ring tied to prison gangs, with a substantial seizure of drugs, weapons, and assets.

An Australian boy, Fintan, admired by the Pierce County Sheriff’s Office, reenacts their videos and is active in his local environmental group, The Clean Team.

Infrastructure projects in Sammamish may cause traffic disruptions, with stormwater pipe maintenance, pavement overlays, and utility work planned for the month. Minimal lane closures and night work are expected.

Seattle police arrested a woman for a stabbing at Pratt Park; she's been charged and the victim was found with a stab wound but walked away from first responders. The investigation is ongoing.

A man was shot after a fight outside a Capitol Hill bar; Seattle Police are investigating and seeking the suspect.

Tacoma unveiled its first Pride crosswalk on Broadway, affirming its support for LGBTQIA2+ residents and inclusivity, with local officials and community celebrating at the event.

Washington and other states support a legal challenge to prevent the termination of the Job Corps program, providing vital support for low-income youth.

Seattle's weather forecast predicts a shift from cloudy skies to sunshine with temperatures reaching up to 72 degrees today and higher throughout the week, with Independence Day expecting mostly sunny skies and a high of 75 degrees.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and the State Department of Transportation launched the WAHCAP to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions and maintain habitat connectivity.

A court blocked the Trump administration's HHS reorganization plan, halting job cuts and service disruptions after a lawsuit by state attorneys general.

The Washington Department of Ecology funds 101 clean water projects with $188 million to improve water quality across the state, despite potential future federal budget cuts.