A bipartisan bill in Congress would funnel up to $550 million a year into federal ferry grants, a potential lifeline for Puget Sound commuters hit by cancellations. Supporters say the money could speed vessel replacements and terminal upgrades.

Video shows a heavy police response at Bellevue's Overlake plaza Sunday night; details remain limited. Local posts describe officers staging in the shopping‑center lot.

Neighbors around Sandel Park say RVs parked along the perimeter have brought drug use and dealing; the city says outreach teams have visited while residents demand stronger enforcement.

A woman called 911 after stabbing her husband at Alta Crystal Resort near Crystal Mountain; the 48-year-old man was airlifted in critical condition and the woman is in custody.

A 16-year-old exchange student was grabbed while walking home from tennis in the Browns Point area; neighbors shared doorbell footage and police are investigating.

UW Police are investigating a homicide at Nordheim Court student apartments; residents were told to shelter in place while officers search for a person of interest.

Police searched Highland Park early Monday after an armed robbery at the 7‑Eleven on 16th SW and SW Holden; a K‑9 team joined the hunt and no injuries were reported.

A blast tied to remodeling fumes damaged a garage and left one man with burns; Everett Fire says the blaze was accidental.

Seattle Fire crews responded early Monday to a vacant-building blaze on Roosevelt Way NE; officials urged people to avoid the area while firefighters worked the scene.

Port of Tacoma has a deal to sell its 745‑acre Maytown tract to Miles Sand & Gravel for $17.25M; the buyer is in due diligence while conservation groups watch.

A suspected DUI driver was arrested after a wrong‑way crash on I‑5 near Tacoma that left three people with serious injuries and shut lanes during an ongoing probe.

Two people were pulled with life-threatening injuries after a two-alarm apartment fire on the 3000 block of 230th Ln SE; crews knocked the blaze down and are assessing damage.

Morning clouds give way to sunshine and highs near 68°F Monday. Tuesday warms into the upper 70s; showers possible Wednesday.