Seattle police arrested a man who attacked another with an axe in Belltown, causing serious injuries. The victim received medical aid and is in stable condition.

Bellevue’s annual Neighborhood Walks series returns, offering residents a chance to engage with city officials on community insights during walks in three neighborhoods.

Seattle's weather forecast shows sunny days and clear nights, with temperatures rising to the low 80s, offering ideal conditions for outdoor activities and benefiting local businesses.

The Washington Governor voiced concern over a congressional bill that will cut SNAP benefits, affecting nearly 1 million state residents, and increase administrative costs by $87.8 million.

Firefighters in Normandy Park tackled a two-alarm fire at a home, using chainsaws to fight the blaze. No injuries were reported; the cause is under investigation.

Burien seeks community members for pro and con committees on a public safety levy measure, with a July 9 application deadline and an August deadline for statements and rebuttals.

Authorities search for Domingo Mendoza, an inmate who escaped during a litter clean-up crew duty in Mason County.

King County Assessor John Wilson was arrested on allegations of stalking his ex-partner, violating a protection order, despite no claims of physical assault. He refuses to resign despite calls from officials.

Rebecca Tupuola stole a jail van during a prisoner transfer, leading to an escape attempt with an inadvertent accomplice who later called 911, resulting in Tupuola's capture and additional charges.

A 68-year-old certified paraglider died in a crash near Big Lake in Skagit County; no drugs or alcohol were involved. NTSB is investigating the incident.

Governor Ferguson criticizes a new bill that reduces federal incentives for renewable energy and increases subsidies for fossil fuels, potentially impacting Washington's economy, jobs, and electricity costs.

Seattle Mayor Harrell criticized Trump's budget bill for cuts affecting the vulnerable, detailing health insurance losses and SNAP reductions, and proposed a local revenue plan to mitigate impacts.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson announced SNAP benefits will be reduced due to a new bill, affecting 1 million residents, with the average family losing $56/month and facing new work requirements.