Seattle police investigate a South Lake Union stabbing, arresting a man suspected of assaulting the victim, who is now stable at Harborview Medical Center.

Court upholds Pierce County Auditor's handling of a workers' rights initiative, confirming it followed due process regarding petition signatures and ballot inclusion.

A man was arrested in Seattle for stabbing another, with footage captured by the Real Time Crime Center. The victim was seriously injured and the suspect, with a felony history, was charged with felony assault.

Seattle's morning fog is expected to give way to sunshine with a high of 73°F. Overnight clouds will bring a low of 58°F. The weekend may see rain, with a wet Sunday ahead.

The DOJ has demanded sensitive voter info from Washington State, raising privacy concerns; the state's Secretary of State is seeking clarity before responding.

The Washington State Department of Health disciplined multiple health care providers, including probation for a nursing assistant and charges for unprofessional conduct.

Renton's Finance Department wins the 2025 State Auditor's Stewardship Award for government accountability and transparency, praised by Washington's state auditor.

King County granted $755,000 to support local hunger relief organizations after a federal funding cut, aiding various groups in improving their food storage and distribution capabilities.

Washington's Secretary of State will fund MS-ISAC membership for all county election offices to bolster cybersecurity and incident response for elections.

Tacoma City Council unanimously voted to allocate $20,000 to aid immigrants detained at the NWIPC, supporting AIDNW's efforts to provide phone access and resources at their Welcome Center.

Pierce County reduces burn ban from Stage 2 to Stage 1 starting September 15, allowing some fires under specific rules, as cooler weather decreases fire risk.

King County Public Health warns against swimming at Houghton and Juanita Beaches due to high bacteria levels, with signs posted and a recheck planned for next week.

US Supreme Court decision allowing ICE agents more leeway in immigration stops condemned by AG Nick Brown, citing concerns over racial profiling and civil liberties, especially for Latinos.