Police in Seattle arrested a felon with a handgun, ammunition, and burglary tools, who was charged for unlawful firearm possession and additional crimes.

The NWS has warned of possible flooding in northwest Washington due to an atmospheric river, with a flood watch in effect through Wednesday for several counties.

City Council members toured the Parks Maintenance Center, viewing equipment like the Arbor Pro aerial lift, to understand park maintenance ahead of the summer season.

A fire broke out in a Seattle apartment, displacing residents and causing no injuries. Firefighters extinguished the blaze, and the Red Cross is aiding those affected. The cause is under investigation.

Seattle's Mayor Bruce Harrell has detailed a Crime Prevention Technology pilot with CCTV and RTCC systems for specific neighborhoods, aiming to deter crime and improve investigations.

Hilary Franz and Gig Harbor Fire launch the 'Wildfire Ready Neighbors’ program to prepare New York’s westside communities for the upcoming fire season.

Two juveniles were injured in a drive-by shooting in Downtown Seattle, with one in serious condition. Seattle Police and the Gun Violence Reduction Unit are investigating; no suspects are in custody.

The article reports on Debbie Rawle, former director of a tribal non-profit, being sentenced to five months for embezzling funds intended for Native American job assistance.

Kirkland City Council will meet on June 4 to address city issues, including proposed speed limit reductions and homelessness, with open community participation.

Two people were shot during a gunfight in Seattle's Yesler Terrace. Police found shell casings, blood, and bullet-ridden vehicles on site. No suspects are in custody as detectives investigate the cause of the early morning incident.

The National Weather Service warns of flooding in Seattle due to atmospheric rivers, with heavy rains expected to continue through Tuesday and rivers at risk of reaching flood stage by Monday.

Seattle Parks and Recreation collaborates with local organizations to create urban food havens in the city, with a public event on June 7 to discuss the initiative.

Seattle's city attorney seeks default judgment against Miles Hudson, known as the Belltown Hellcat driver, for ignoring a lawsuit for noise violations, with fines totaling $60,000.