Seattle firefighters rescued a woman from a burning home in Wallingford; she was in critical condition. The blaze escalated to a 2-alarm fire, with extensive efforts to control it and prevent spread to nearby properties.

Washington AG Nick Brown leads a coalition supporting Michigan's ban on conversion therapy for minors, aligning with medical consensus on the practice's harms.

Local firefighters quickly extinguished a boat fire at Everett Marina, preventing injuries and limiting damage. The fire, potentially caused by an overheated thruster, is under investigation.

Tacoma offers an Equity in Contracting class on business taxes led by CPA Tai Moultrie, with follow-up support. Limited to 25 spots, the session aims to empower minority and disadvantaged business owners with financial management skills.

Tacoma hosts a free "Access to Capital" event on June 23 to help small businesses with financial support, featuring a panel discussion and a Q&A session. Registration is required.

Seattle is forecasted to have sunny days with temperatures rising into the mid-70s, perfect for outdoor activities, as per the National Weather Service.

DNR aircraft will remove abandoned boats from around Squaxin Island to protect the environment, with operations visible from June 3-6. Residents are advised to keep a safe distance.

Two armed teens detained after Enumclaw High School break-in believed to be a 'dry run' for a potential shooting.

Washington State launches WADEPS, a cloud-based platform to report and analyze police use-of-force data, aiming to increase transparency and inform policy.

Seattle Police released a video of an officer-involved shooting in Belltown. Officer Satterwhite, pursued a man, resulted in gunfire, no injuries. Suspect arrested, Satterwhite on leave, investigation ongoing.

Cascade River now open seven days a week for hatchery spring Chinook salmon fishing, as announced by WDFW, after treaty fisheries ended for the season.

An Endangered Missing Person Alert is issued for three sisters from Wenatchee, Washington, last seen with their father, raising concerns for their safety.

The Skagit River is open for sockeye salmon fishing with specific rules outlined by the WDFW, and anglers should follow the latest regulations to ensure fair share and conservation goals are met.