LOT Polish Airlines says Boeing hid 737 MAX safety problems when selling jets; opening statements began in Seattle federal court as the airline seeks compensation.

As Seattle warms, parks and targeted plantings are being framed as public‑health tools. City data shows a shrinking canopy and big gaps that advocates say must be closed fast.

Kent police are investigating a Tuesday-night shooting in the 27000 block of 31st Avenue South that left two people dead. Detectives say the case is active and details remain limited.

Morning showers and breezy afternoon winds for Seattle today. Small Craft Advisory in effect for nearby waters.

A 2.55‑acre medical‑office portfolio in Wilburton is on the market as the neighborhood’s rezone and transit projects accelerate redevelopment.

From a Bainbridge Island deal to a Bonney Lake Costco and a 90-acre retail tract in Pasco, Visconsi has quietly expanded across Washington.

Seattle’s teachers union certified Ibijoke Idowu as president Friday even as Seattle Public Schools investigates allegations a student was harmed and police referred the case to prosecutors.

Washington state is letting people in prison call or text 988 from phones and tablets; officials call it an added safety resource while advocates warn it can’t replace on‑site care.

A Milliman analysis commissioned by Kaiser found significant prescription drug savings for Washington employers — HMO plans saved 26% and PPO plans 15%, cutting per‑member drug spend.

Pearl Jam will headline the final night of Eddie Vedder's Ohana Festival on Sept. 27 — their first scheduled show since drummer Matt Cameron left the band in July 2025.

Seattle police say protesters forced their way into the Church of Scientology in Queen Anne, damaging doors and cutting power; investigators linked the episode to a viral "speedrunning" trend.

Detectives arrested a 46-year-old after a 35-year-old was found dead inside a tent at a South Seattle encampment; the homicide investigation is ongoing.

A large fire near the train tracks shut down Snohomish’s Airport Way Tuesday morning, injuring one person and scorching part of the rail trestle. Crews knocked down the blaze and traffic was rerouted.