One man died and another was hospitalized after a stabbing in Queen Anne, Seattle. Police found the victims on West Roy Street and Kinnear Park. The motive and suspect remain unknown.

Firefighters in Seattle responded to a two-alarm houseboat fire on Lake Union, quickly controlling the blaze and evacuating the area with no reported injuries, although one dog is missing.

The Lake to Lake Bike Ride returns to Bellevue on June 8 with various courses for all ages and skill levels, offering scenic routes, refreshments, and prizes, with details and registration available on the city’s website.

Two juveniles were arrested in Bellevue for making social media threats of gun violence against high school peers, leading to the seizure of firearms.

The South Park Community Center in Seattle is undergoing a major renovation, including a new park with various amenities, aiming to improve the local community's recreational opportunities with a 2026 completion goal.

Braided Seeds, supported by Seattle's Environmental Justice Fund, facilitates outdoor access for BIPOC communities, focusing on restorative programs and tackling access barriers.

Seattle introduces reusable cups at SIFF Cinema venues, supporting their Reuse campaign to cut down on disposable cup waste and promote sustainability.

The Wing Luke Museum in Seattle is currently closed due to a staff walkout over an exhibit they claim links anti-Zionism with antisemitism, raising internal disputes.

A man was sentenced to 42 months for defrauding COVID-19 relief funds, using fake companies to obtain over $500,000, which he spent on personal luxuries.

New tsunami preparedness strategies have been launched for Washington's Port of Anacortes, involving evacuation plans, infrastructure improvements, and predictive modeling for potential disasters.

Washington AG charges Trevor Lunney with judge intimidation and harassment, detailing a plot to harm officials and a judge's dog. Lunney could face a decade in prison if convicted, though he is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

A driver was arrested for vehicular homicide after a fatal collision in South Seattle, where a 78-year-old woman died. Two others are stable. The crash involved a vehicle hitting a tree.

WDFW seeks public comments on the endangered Columbia Basin pygmy rabbit, recommending it remains listed as endangered due to not meeting recovery criteria. Public feedback is open until August 27.