An 18-year-old motorcyclist died in Bellevue after a high-speed crash with another vehicle. The other driver was injured but expected to recover. Police are investigating the incident.

Everett residents prepare for noise and disruption as work on a drainage pipe for the Edgewater Bridge Replacement Project begins mid-May with Granite Construction in charge.

Seattle is expecting a sunny week with rising temperatures, peaking near 77 degrees. The National Weather Service forecasts clear nights and calm winds, with only a slight chance of rain midweek.

Seattle Police investigate a double stabbing in the Chinatown-International District, with one victim in critical condition and no suspects yet apprehended.

Tacoma announces a series of street closures due to its Residential Street Restoration Program from May 5-23, advising residents to prepare for detours.

Pierce County Auditor’s Office seeks residents for committee roles to write opposition statements for two Fire Protection District propositions. Applications close on May 6, 2025.

A California man pleaded guilty to wire fraud after defrauding his employer, Algas-SDI, of nearly $1 million through unauthorized purchases and false vendor payments.

Seattle's weather forecast predicts a sunny end to the weekend, with the mist clearing and temperatures rising to 61°F on Sunday. The following week anticipates sunny days with highs reaching up to 76°F.

Groundbreaking for the Curtin Creek Community Park in Clark County was celebrated, with construction slated to finish by 2025 and the park opening in spring 2026. The park is funded by a mix of levies, taxes, and a state grant.

Seattle's Office of Labor Standards marks the two-year anniversary of the App-Based Worker PSST Ordinance, having resolved over 143 inquiries and recuperated $100,000 for workers. Wonolo settled for $122,388.36 for not complying with labor laws.

State Route 18 will be fully closed for over five days starting May 15 for construction related to the I-90/SR 18 Interchange Improvements project, aiming to improve safety and traffic flow.

Four bills sponsored by Rep. Adison Richards advance in Washington state government, with two signed and two awaiting the governor's approval, addressing worker compensation, dairy safety, fiscal prudence, and regulatory efficiency.

Clark County is seeking a volunteer for its Solid Waste Advisory Commission, focusing on waste management strategies. Applicants from southwest of 179th Street and west of State Highway 503 are encouraged to apply by May 30.