Snohomish County launched the SR-530 Broadband Project to provide broadband to over 4,000 local entities, with $17 million in state and federal funding.

Seattle celebrates the fifth anniversary of its Domestic Workers Ordinance on July 1, 2024, recognizing advances in labor rights for nannies, house cleaners, and other in-home workers with a Pratt Park event.

A Seattle man was arrested for threatening people with a gun in Chinatown-International District; police found two firearms at his home, including one with a drum magazine.

A teenage boy was fatally shot in Seattle, prompting a homicide investigation. The victim died at the hospital, and the Seattle PD's Homicide Unit is seeking information from the public.

Seattle's forecast predicts sunnier days ahead with clear skies and highs around 71-74 degrees, though nights remain cloudy. A slight chance of showers on Sunday, but mostly clear, sunny weather is expected into the Fourth of July.

A man died and three were injured in a stabbing and shooting incident in a stolen vehicle on I-5 near Federal Way, Washington. Traffic was heavily affected.

A Washington man was sentenced to four years in prison for illegal weapons possession, including a modified machinegun, found in his car at an auto glass shop.

The DOJ has seized $1M in stamps linked to fraud targeting seniors, aiming to return funds to victims via civil forfeiture. No criminal charges have been filed.

A man was seriously injured in a shooting in Seattle's High Point neighborhood and was taken to Harborview Medical Center; the assailant remains at large.

Seattle's forecast includes morning rain tapering off, with cloudy skies and a high of 65°F. The weekend will be partly sunny with highs in the low 70s.

Seattle's SDOT is set to begin construction on 15th Ave W/NW, including Ballard Bridge upgrades, expected to improve traffic flow and public safety starting July 8.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell announced the expansion of the CARE department for better public safety, with additional responders and services available seven days a week across the city.

The Bellevieue Police Department warns of a scam targeting seniors, where thieves posing as a young couple steal jewelry under the guise of needing help or showing gratitude. Authorities urge vigilance.