Seattle faces a week of intermittent showers and brief sunny periods, according to the National Weather Service, with varying chances of rain and highs from 61°F to 67°F.

A shooting in Seattle's Pioneer Square resulted in three deaths and one critical injury. The SPD and medics responded; no arrests have been made yet as the investigation continues.

Seattle's weather forecast calls for intermittent showers and mostly cloudy skies, with fluctuating rain chances and temperatures hovering in the 60s.

Two Alaska Airlines jets collided wings at Sea-Tac Airport while backing from gates, causing delays and triggering a FAA investigation. No injuries were reported.

Kirkland City Council will discuss rezoning, local impact fees, and community amendments on May 20; the meeting will be live-streamed and public input is welcome.

The WDFW and the Sportsmen's Alliance Foundation are in legal tension over a delayed public records request and subsequent lawsuit. The Alliance petitioned to remove commissioners, and the WDFW withheld comment due to active litigation.

Bellevue City Hall hosts an exhibition by local Asian American and Pacific Islander artists, with cultural performances and community engagement highlighted on Bellevue Television's "Lake to Lake."

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and possible thunderstorms in Seattle with high chances of rain and temperatures in the high 50s to upper 60s.

Bellevue hosted an international business delegation as part of the SelectUSA Seattle Spinoff event, highlighting the city's strong economic outputs and drawing in businesses from eight countries.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission held virtual meetings to discuss wildlife management and empowered the WDFW Director to close fisheries and acquire property for conservation.

Bellevue is hosting Pride on the Plaza on June 4, featuring a pride flag-raising, speeches, and performances to celebrate LGBTQIA+ diversity and inclusion.

Anna Faris and Mayor Bruce Harrell are selected as commencement speakers for Seattle University's undergraduate and graduate ceremonies, respectively.

Construction starts on May 20 for a pedestrian safety project near Dahlgren Family Park, involving lane closures and temporary intersection blockages.