The U.S. Department of Transportation grants $2 million to enhance Everett Intermodal Yard in Snohomish County, with local officials expressing gratitude and highlighting safety, efficiency, and future economic benefits.

Pierce County's 'Sunshine and Smiles' event on August 9 at Sprinker Recreation Center focuses on fun for kids of all abilities, offering activities and resources for child development.

The Seattle weather forecast predicts increased clouds with highs in the low 80s by Tuesday, sticky 80% humidity, and gentle breezes shifting from south to west. The weekend should start overcast before clearing up.

Seattle police seized drugs and weapons from an RV in West Seattle during a narcotics operation targeting drug trafficking and a suspected fencing scheme.

A Snohomish man with a history of providing tactical training to extremist groups has been sentenced to two years in prison for illegal gun possession.

Seattle police are investigating a shooting in Belltown after finding a wounded man and evidence on Cedar Street; the victim is stable at Harborview Medical Center.

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown sues a Trump administration rule that may undermine ACA health coverage, with a coalition of 20 states. The action anticipates increased uninsured rates and healthcare costs in Washington.

An 18-year-old was hospitalized after nearly drowning in Lake Washington, with emergency crews responding to the scene where the man spent about 15-20 minutes underwater.

The 3rd Annual Seattle Street Sports Showdown features basketball and soccer tournaments for kids, along with clinics, free lunch, and activities for families.

The I-5 Ship Canal Bridge in Seattle will undergo major construction starting July 18, with lane closures and traffic restrictions planned for the summer.

Tacoma to hold a public hearing on updates to the South Tacoma Groundwater Protection District code, with both in-person and virtual attendance options available for public input.

A WDFW employee collecting fish data fell in a parking lot, requiring a medical airlift. Their work is vital for fisheries management and conservation.

Property owners in Thurston County face a $204,000 fine for unauthorized development along the Deschutes River shoreline, impacting the environment and violating state shoreline management laws.