Seattle police are investigating a shooting in Chinatown leaving one man seriously injured; the suspect is still at large.

Seattle's weather forecast predicts a mix of conditions, with a sunny 84°F today and possible rain tonight, cooler temperatures and showers on Thursday, followed by sunny and partly cloudy days ahead with fluctuating temperatures.

Pierce County officials report a Parkland shooting, a drowning on Herron Island, and a fatal motorcycle collision involving an impaired driver; caution urged as summer approaches.

Former attorney Colby Parks pleads guilty to wire fraud for stealing over $530,000 from a disabled client's trust.

A Bellevue neighborhood has regained water service after a main break caused a sinkhole, affecting traffic and business operations at 148th Avenue NE and NE 20th Street. Repair efforts continue amidst community disruptions.

Eight individuals arrested during a protest against a conservative Christian group's event in Seattle were in court. One remained jailed with a $20,000 bond.

Ex-Seattle SuperSonics player Shawn Kemp pleads guilty to second-degree assault charges, avoiding a trial for a 2023 shooting incident at Tacoma Mall.

Driver survives after a guardrail impaled their car on a freeway in Everett, Washington. Emergency services responded and the driver sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

Washington's Governor Ferguson signed HB 1296 into law, enhancing student rights, educational safety, and parental involvement, as reported by the House Democrats' blog.

Sammamish partners with 44 nonprofits to run 66 programs serving over 12,000 residents, including counseling by CrossPath and senior services at Beaver Lake Lodge.

Seattle's weather forecast includes clear skies with temperatures ranging from 52°F to 85°F, variable winds, and a chance of showers midweek, followed by sunny conditions into the weekend.

A deadly shooting near a preschool and college in Auburn, WA left one man dead. No suspects have been identified; police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Schuster Parkway in Tacoma anticipates lane closures for landscaping maintenance from June 9 to 13, potentially causing delays. Work will take place daily from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., weather permitting.