Seattle Parks and Recreation will close many facilities on June 5 for staff training, affecting community centers, pools, and other recreational venues. Outdoor areas remain open.

A woman is charged with manslaughter after her 5-year-old son died from fentanyl consumption; investigation and arrest details are provided by the Pierce County Sheriff's Department Blog.

Louis Thompson Road in Sammamish faces roadwork from May 12 to June 20, becoming southbound-only due to storm drainage construction.

An impaired driver was arrested after causing a multi-car collision in Seattle, injuring a pedestrian who was hospitalized in serious but stable condition.

The Navigating Success Small Business Forum returns to Shoreline City Hall, offering networking, workshops, and expert insights for entrepreneurs and local businesses on May 22.

The MMIWP Task Force released a toolkit to support and guide families of missing Indigenous individuals, offering practical resources and strategies for coping and searching for the missing.

A military Humvee crashed off an interstate in Bellevue, Washington, resulting in minor injuries and no other vehicles involved. The cause is under investigation.

Seattle Police dispersed over 100 street racers, first at 1st Ave South then again at 12th Ave and South Jackson Street, promising citations for traffic violations.

Alaska Airlines begins nonstop Seattle-Tacoma to Tokyo flights, enhancing Seattle's international connections and airport growth in anticipation of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Footage shows Damien Madison, with multiple felony warrants, evading police and throwing objects, including a chainsaw, at officers. He remains at large and dangerous.

Seattle weather forecast suggests keeping umbrellas ready due to possible showers and thunderstorms, with temperatures in the 60s and occasional rain throughout the week.

The Kirkland City Council discussed city development, public safety, and cultural proclamations, while resisting a county waste facility plan and investing in local ecosystems.

Mohammed Asif has been charged with health care fraud and conspiracy to commit fraud, with allegations of bilking Medicare for unperformed COVID-19 tests through his lab, American Labworks.