The Tukwila Community Center is set to reopen after a burst pipe caused flooding, with limited access to certain areas but offering various recreation programs.

Starting in June, Smith Island residents will face roadworks on Ross Avenue/Smith Island Road and 34th Avenue NE, causing nighttime disruptions and possible detours.

Clark County will perform logic and accuracy tests on voting equipment on June 9, in preparation for the August 5 Primary and Special Election. Public viewing is encouraged to uphold electoral process confidence.

Juanita Beach in Kirkland has reopened for swimming after a brief closure due to high bacteria levels, with King County's water quality staff to continue weekly water testing.

The DNR will conduct live firefighter and aviation training at Cook Ferry Trails on June 2, and advises the public on safety and potential scheduling changes.

A shooting in Downtown Seattle left one dead and two injured; police say a civilian with a firearm intervened during an altercation. The motive is unclear, and the investigation is ongoing.

Clark County Public Health warns of cold water risks and offers safety tips for the swim season, including wearing life jackets, supervising children, and avoiding alcohol and diving into shallow water.

Gary Gant appointed as Acting Director of Human Services in Pierce County, with his confirmation pending. His previous experience includes leadership roles in federal and state services.

Seattle forecast: morning rain and mist with clearing later. High near 68°F, low around 49°F. Less rain expected moving into the weekend with warmer conditions. Mixed sunny and rainy days ahead.

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown appeals to the state Supreme Court to defend Initiative-2066, despite his personal opposition, maintaining his role to enforce state law.

A former Kent resident received a 10-year prison sentence for trafficking drugs, with his arrest ending a multi-year investigation that seized large quantities of narcotics.

Washington State sues the Trump administration to safeguard NSF-funded scientific research and education programs, addressing recent policy changes deemed harmful to STEM diversity and research funding.

Clark County prepares for road work this summer, with Public Works warning of slowdowns and closures during road preservation. Residents are being notified, and real-time updates are available on social media and the county website.