A man was arrested in Seattle for possessing crack cocaine and an unserialized gun during a sting operation in Belltown. He faces charges for firearms and narcotics delivery.

Seattle Police arrested a 35-year-old woman for a July 14 SODO homicide, booking her on 2nd-degree murder charges. The investigation continues with limited public details.

The Pierce County District Court is hosting the Beyond Boundaries 2025 Summer Resource Fair on Aug. 6, 2025, offering support services to those in need.

The article describes the weather forecast for Seattle, with sunny days and comfortable temperatures expected throughout the week, and a slight chance of showers by Wednesday.

King County Parks has temporarily closed a section of the Snoqualmie Valley Trail near Dahlgren Family Park for electrical work from July 31 to August 1, with a detour provided.

The Kirkland Police Department reported responding to 2,278 service calls and making 62 arrests from July 1 to 15, highlighting incidents like an attempted unlawful imprisonment, DUIs, a fireworks accident, and a beaver sighting.

Seattle & King County public health officials warn against swimming at Houghton Beach Park due to high bacteria levels, but Juanita Beach Park reopens for water activities.

The Snoqualmie Valley Food Bank is facing a food shortage and needs community support due to federal nutrition program cuts and decreased shipments from Northwest Harvest.

Congressman Adam Smith held a roundtable with economic experts in South King County to discuss job opportunities and infrastructure amid housing and funding challenges, highlighting the need for federal partnership in local economic growth.

Washington's AG Nick Brown criticized the EPA for dismantling climate regulations during environmental crises, indicating readiness to pursue legal action.

The Federal Way Police Department reported that 82-year-old Karen Snyder, who was missing, has been safely found. A Silver Alert had been issued for her.

Seattle celebrates the completion of Pier 58, a significant addition to its Waterfront Park, with cultural and recreational features, eyeing a grand opening on September 6, 2025.

Evergreen Beauty College in Renton was recognized as the Fire Safe Business of the Month by the Renton Regional Fire Authority for its commitment to fire safety.