The Washington AGO and TAC released a preliminary report on Indian boarding schools, outlining historical abuses and steps for policy reform and healing for Indigenous communities.

Rachel Hong is appointed to Okanogan County Superior Court, starting July 3, bringing over 20 years of legal experience, including a decade as a U.S. District Court career clerk.

Seattle boosts the Trees for Neighborhoods program, providing free trees with support services like mulch and watering bags to enhance urban canopy and climate resilience.

Nigerian man sentenced to 40 months in U.S. prison for identity theft and tax fraud involving fake emails and attempted fraudulent tax claims exceeding $1 million.

Seattle police arrested four teens for an armed robbery in Capitol Hill; one suspect had a gun. The incident raises issues about youth crime and firearms.

The article emphasizes the importance of water safety in the Bay Area during summer, highlighting swimming skills, adult supervision, and using life jackets, with a mention of Sammamish's Life Jacket Loaner Program.

Police are investigating a shooting in Seattle's Chinatown-International District; a man was shot and taken to hospital. No suspects were apprehended.

A man was shot in Seattle's Chinatown-International District; police seek the shooter. The incident caused local concern, with motive and details still unclear.

Seattle's weather forecast predicts a week of pleasant, mild summer weather with temperatures reaching the low 80s and minimal cloud cover, ideal for outdoor activities.

Seattle faces healthcare fraud issues as a resident is charged with drug diversion and a provider settles over false billing. The DOJ's massive takedown involves $14.6 billion in fraudulent billings.

Washington State Patrol seeks witnesses to a homicide on June 26 near Ellingson where a driver in a silver Toyota Prius suffered fatal gunshot wounds.

Everett locals are invited to review the Snohomish County Wildfire Protection Plan, which aims to equip the community with strategies to mitigate wildfire risks.

Kirkland seeks residents for its Planning Commission and Tourism Development Committee to shape the city's future. Applications are open for diverse community members.