The trial to block the Kroger-Albertsons merger begins in Washington, with concerns it could harm competition and reduce consumer choices in the grocery market.

Longview Public Schools ups security after a teen's arrest for online threats. District works closely with police, reflecting a wider trend of similar threats in schools.

Two injured and 11 left without homes after an apartment fire in Edmonds; over 60 firefighters responded, and Red Cross is providing aid to the displaced residents.

Seattle's Spokane St Swing Bridge has partially reopened for cyclists and pedestrians following repairs after a car crash. Vehicle access remains closed.

Seattle's weather today includes sunny skies and a high near 69 degrees, with winds at 6 to 8 mph. Rain is expected starting Tuesday, with heavy cloud cover and showers throughout the week.

Tacoma Police are investigating a shooting that killed a 15-year-old boy. Officers found the teen with gunshot wounds; he died on the scene. No suspects are in custody. Police are seeking information from the public.

Washington’s WDFW enacts an emergency rule banning the feeding of deer, elk, and moose in parts of Spokane County to prevent the spread of chronic wasting disease.

Redmond police arrested a YMCA camp counselor on charges of child molestation involving two camp attendees, and authorities urge increased vigilance and dialogue on inappropriate conduct.

A house party in Sumner ended in gunfire, leaving one adult dead and two teenagers injured. Two males with a handgun were arrested after crashing into a police car.

Seattle's weather forecast includes intermittent showers and a clearing sky, with a high near 64°F and a gentle north wind, shifting to clear skies in the evening. The week ahead will have a mix of sun and rain.

Seattle Police are probing a Yesler Terrace shooting that left three men injured amid an earlier argument. No arrests made yet; public assistance sought.

Seattle Parks and Recreation, along with SDOT, are making safety and access improvements to Lake Washington Boulevard with community input and funding from a TIB grant.

The Seattle IT department hosted its fifth annual Learning Conference, focusing on leadership, innovation, and ethical technology, with keynotes from Saby Waraich and Lindsey Pollak.