A West Seattle smoke shop was reportedly robbed again, this time by two masked suspects—one allegedly carrying a gun with an extended magazine.

Seattle gets a sunny warm-up Friday before clouds, cooler temperatures and a chance of rain arrive Saturday.

Microsoft’s Redmond-based tech giant posted $90 billion in quarterly revenue as Azure surpassed $100 billion in annual revenue for the first time.

A 51-year-old woman died after her e-bike crashed into a pedestrian walkway gate on Seattle’s First Avenue South Bridge. Investigators cited intoxication as a factor.

A proposed $14 million Costco email settlement could pay eligible Washington residents, but the payout will be divided among valid claimants—not handed out per email.

A pro-Sophie Cunningham rally collided with Seattle’s trans-rights politics, while the Fever kept the guard away from reporters after beating the Storm.

Seattle Fire says crews are responding to a building fire in the 1700 block of Melrose Ave and asks the public to avoid the area. Officials have not yet confirmed injuries.

Two vacant office buildings near Costco in Issaquah could become 262 apartments, including a potential affordability component.

A Hunts Point estate sold for $21.2 million, making it Washington’s fourth-priciest home sale of 2026.

Pierce County will give free portable air conditioners to eligible LIHEAP households who received energy assistance between Oct. 1, 2025 and July 31, 2026.

A Lakewood electrolysis clinic serving LGBTQ+ and transgender clients has closed after a worker strike and 25 wage complaints. Former patients now face a scramble for specialized care.

Seattle leaders reversed a one-year delay and approved nearly $5 million to keep universal school meals on track this fall.

Washington’s first NextGen bar exam was canceled after a technology failure disrupted testing in Yakima. Candidates can seek a makeup exam, transfer to February 2027, or request a full refund.