Washington woman sentenced to an additional year in prison for embezzling funds from her employer while on probation for a previous multi-million-dollar fraud case.

Seattle police investigate a non-fatal shooting in Sand Point that was first reported as drive-by but may have occurred inside the victim's residence.

Thurston County Board meetings to allow more public comment time starting June 17, with a second period added. Total speaking time per person is now six minutes. Pilot program to be reviewed in late 2025.

WSU researchers are examining why rural areas in Washington have rising jail rates, noting that many incarcerations are for procedural issues, not direct crimes.

Washington State's Ecology Department postpones some clean vehicle standards influenced by federal moves against California's emissions policies, according to Director Casey Sixkiller.

The Washington State Patrol graduated 57 new troopers, with training that included over 1,400 hours and practical exercises. Awards were presented for various skills to standout cadets.

A heat advisory is in effect in northwest and west central Washington due to high temperatures ranging from the mid-80s to mid-90s, with minimal relief at night.

Washington intensifies the search for Travis Decker, wanted for murdering his daughters. Trails in the North Cascades, including parts of the Pacific Crest Trail, are closed to aid the manhunt.

A Seattle man is charged with burglarizing homes of athletes, stealing $200,000 in luxury items. Some items were found at his place. He's also linked to a triple homicide. Held on $1 million bail, his arraignment is set for June 16.

A heat advisory is in effect in Seattle until Monday evening, with temperatures expected to reach the 80s and 90s, posing a risk of heat-related illnesses.

Seattle's District 2 Councilmember Solomon and the Department of Neighborhoods are hosting an Anti-Displacement Resource Fair in Rainier Beach to support residents facing housing challenges.

The Kirkland City Council discussed zoning updates, middle housing expansion, and transit issues, while also celebrating various awareness events and offering accessible meeting recordings for the public.

Seattle City Light highlighted their Energy Week 2025 activities aimed at promoting energy efficiency, renewables, and emission reduction in the Seattle 2030 District.