Officer Edward Grimmer of the Seattle Police is awarded the Carnegie Medal for heroism after saving a man from an oncoming train.

A court ruled in favor of 13 states against the Trump administration's block of EV charging station funds, ordering the resumption of their disbursement.

Everett announces a July 4th celebration featuring a parade, festival, and fireworks. Mayor Franklin highlights the event's community importance, funded by tax revenues and sponsorships.

A U.S. citizen part of a drug ring linked to Mexico and Colombia received a five-year prison sentence from a Seattle court after a multi-agency investigation.

Edgewood deputies joined the Special Olympics Law Enforcement Torch Run, showing solidarity with intellectually disabled individuals and supporting the weekend Special Olympics games.

Study reveals temperature disparities in Clark County areas, with built-up neighborhoods experiencing significantly higher heat.

The National Weather Service forecasts rain for Seattle with a shift towards sunnier weather by the weekend and clear skies and high temperatures in the low 80s into next week.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Department reported recent incidents of property violation in Eatonville, vehicular misconduct in Gig Harbor, and the conclusion of a homicide case on Ketron Island.

The 2025 Point-in-Time count in Snohomish County showed a 1.8% decrease in homelessness, with 1,140 people reported as homeless, reflecting shifts in demographics and shelter usage.

A man was arrested in Seattle for possessing over 15,000 files of child sexual abuse material following a police investigation prompted by multiple CyberTips.

Rep. Timm Ormsby criticizes the Trump administration's federal policies, citing their negative impact on Washington's economy and advocating for vigilance and preparedness in the state's financial planning.

The Edgewater Bridge demolition is nearing completion, with the remaining concrete columns set to be removed. Temporary supports still stand for the construction of a new bridge. Officials urge safety and provide updates on detours and progress.

Everett City Council passed amendments to the city's comprehensive plan and development regulations to shape urban growth until 2044, effective July 8, 2025.