Washington state is set to receive $105.6 million from the national Purdue Pharma settlement to fight the opioid crisis, as announced by Attorney General Nick Brown.

Seattle's weather forecast includes a sunny 75°F day, potential evening showers, a wet midweek, Juneteenth sun, and a showery weekend with highs near 69°F.

The Tacoma City Council seeks applicants for six Human Services Commission vacancies, emphasizing diversity and experience with human services programs.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell proposed a $2 million bridge loan to support a public housing developer, emphasizing housing diversity and affordable options for residents.

A 19-year-old drowned at Eagle Falls after beginning to cramp while swimming. Despite 20 minutes of CPR by emergency responders, he was pronounced dead at the scene.

A bomb remark by an Alaska Airlines passenger led to their arrest and caused a major disruption at Seattle-Tacoma Airport, resulting in about 400 flight delays.

The weather in Seattle will remain mostly sunny through Tuesday with highs around 74°F, but with cooler nights near 51°F. Rain is expected Wednesday, and showers are likely towards the weekend.

Snohomish County Adult Recovery Court celebrates the graduation of its 1,000th participant, crediting the program with changing lives and improving the community.

A Tacoma apartment fire injured two people and displaced ten, according to KOMO News. Firefighters rescued two cats and continue to investigate the cause.

The Seattle Police Department has posted guidelines for upcoming protests, emphasizing peaceful demonstrations and public safety. They will engage with organizers for facilitation and advise securing objects along routes to prevent hazards.

The Corporations and Charities Division of the Office of the Secretary of State in Washington is relocating to Tumwater on June 18, with a brief service interruption during the move.

Thousands peacefully marched in Seattle with police facilitating, highlighted by cooperation between demonstrators and officers from Seattle Police Outreach and Engagement Team.

Washington State legislators oppose Trump's immigration tactics and assert state control to protect local communities and rights.