The University of Washington settled with pro-Palestine protesters to disband their encampment; no camping citations will be issued, but other misconduct may be investigated.

Gov. Jay Inslee declared May 19–25, 2024, as SHIBA Volunteer Recognition Week in Washington, honoring the program's 45 years of service to the state's elderly in navigating Medicare.

A woman with a hammer vandalized Tacoma's Antique Row, damaging storefronts and leaving owners with repair costs in the thousands. The community is rallying together with fundraisers to rebuild.

Sunny weather in Seattle is expected to give way to rain and cooler temperatures with a 100% chance of precipitation on Tuesday, followed by intermittent showers throughout the week.

Police in West Seattle are investigating consecutive drive-by shootings that left one man injured, with the events occurring minutes apart in the late-night hours.

Volodimyr Pigida from Miami was sentenced to over 14 years in prison for conducting an $11 million Ponzi scheme and fleeing before his original sentencing.

Pierce County deputies arrested a man after a low-speed chase involving an RV filled with drugs, with two women also taken into custody on separate warrants.

Renee Cox, a crisis responder supervisor from Kirkland, was named a finalist for the Hometown Heroes award for her contributions to mental health response and law enforcement training.

Brian Myers runs Tabletop Village, a Pokémon card shop that doubles as a community hub in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District, fostering family involvement and gaming enthusiasm.

Seattle's forecast includes a partly sunny weekend with mild temperatures, but rain is expected to return by Tuesday with a 90% chance of precipitation.

Snohomish County will unveil a Veterans Memorial plaque honoring 18 local military members who died since 9/11, during a Memorial Day ceremony by the Stillaguamish River.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has extended the spring Chinook fishing season on Deep River in Wahkiakum County with specific dates and catch limits, aligning with Columbia River policy and conservation efforts.

The Cities on Volcanoes Conference in Guatemala focused on improving volcanic hazard mitigation, important for areas like Washington, which aims to educate residents on volcanic dangers through events and enhance safety preparedness.