Water line break repairs in Clark County allow for the reopening of Vancouver Girls Softball Association fields and Salmon Creek Greenway trail to the public.

Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission invites public comments on the revised salmon management policy for Grays Harbor, to balance conservation and fishing interests.

Seattle Public Utilities invites volunteers for a clean up event on September 21, at four locations, to reduce stormwater pollution and educate the community.

A candlelight vigil was held for Elijah Williams, 21, after his life was lost in a high-speed crash reportedly involving a vehicle traveling at 130 mph.

A motorcycle crashed into a fire truck in Seattle's Queen Anne, killing both riders. The collision took place as the truck responded to a call with lights on.

A 22-year-old man was fatally shot inside a Seattle nightclub; police are investigating with no arrests made yet.

Ulan, the last Malayan tapir at Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo, is moving to Fresno Chaffee Zoo in preparation for an exhibit renovation. Visitors can say goodbye until August 27.

Seattle braces for a shift in the weather with a 30% chance of rain tonight and a 60% chance of showers and thunderstorms on Tuesday. The week ahead looks wet with consistent chances of rain and highs around 69-71 degrees.

Seattle man, Andy Chu, has been charged with the first-degree murder of his girlfriend, Zoey Suyun He, and assaulting a nurse following the discovery of the crime.

Two teenage girls were shot at the Grant County Fairgrounds; a 15-year-old boy is in custody. The incident, reportedly gang-related, left victims in stable condition.

Seattle's weather forecast predicts a 60% chance of showers and possible thunderstorms with a high near 75°F; it will likely clear up as temperatures drop to around 57°F in the evening. The week may see mixed conditions with varied chances of rain.

A man was arrested in Seattle for stabbing a blind elderly man after using a cane to hit him. The suspect, who barricaded himself, was later taken into custody by the SWAT team.

Two Washington State Ferries, the 'Elwha' and 'Klahowya,' have been sold and are en route to be recycled in Ecuador.