The WDFW has established new fishing regulations for summer on the Lower Columbia River, effective June 16, detailing daily limits and types of salmon and steelhead that can be kept, with a focus on conservation and species sustainability.

Seattle is under a Flood Watch due to an atmospheric river; the National Weather Service warns of possible urban flooding and fallen debris. A Wind Advisory is also in place, with risks of downed limbs and power outages.

An early storm in western Washington caused power outages for thousands and traffic chaos, with utilities and responders working to restore power and remove hazards like a downed fir tree. School delays and further severe weather are expected.

GenPride, an LGBTQ+ senior support org in Seattle, opens GenPride Center at Pride Place, offering health, wellness, and empowerment programs for older LGBTQ+ individuals, funded by the city's Human Services Department.

New regulations for salmon and steelhead fishing in the lower Columbia River start June 16, with daily catch limits and mandatory release of wild steelhead.

The summer salmon season in Hanford Reach, Washington, begins June 16, with the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife outlining rules including limited areas and catch restrictions.

FEMA's report shows 7,800 fires in 2021 were caused by improperly disposed cigarettes. The State Fire Marshal advises using fire-safe cigarettes and careful disposal to prevent such fires.

Seattle's Arts at King Street Station hosts "COMPLEXITY," an immersive graffiti exhibit featuring the DogTown Collection. Curated by Sire One and Baby-G Carswell, the event celebrates graffiti culture with live painting, a DJ, and historical pieces.

Luis Castillo led the Seattle Mariners to a 5-1 win over the LA Angels, completing a weekend sweep with his first victory since May 12 and seven shutout innings.

The Select Committee on Seattle's 2024 Transportation Levy holds its final public hearing before the City Council vote, focusing on safety, oversight, and support for vulnerable groups.

Three separate wrong-way collisions occurred in Pierce County, resulting in two fatalities, with a driver under the influence causing the deadly crash on State Route 512.

The Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections (SDCI) promotes life-saving education during National CPR & AED Week, with 43% of its inspectors now certified in CPR.

The Wilburton Trestle in King County will be converted into a trail bridge as part of the 42-mile Eastrail network, with funding from public and private sources, including Amazon. It is expected to complete by fall 2026.