Seattle's Secure Scheduling Ordinance marks seven years of ensuring fair scheduling practices for retail and food service workers, with $9.7 million paid in remedies.

A motorcyclist died and two others were injured in a crash on I-5 in Tacoma after the motorcyclist struck two vehicles. Traffic was affected for hours.

A fatal shooting occurred in Seattle's Capitol Hill, with police responding early Monday. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene, and details are still emerging as the investigation continues.

ICE arrested 11 individuals in a national operation targeting suspects implicated in human rights violations, demonstrating the agency's effort to address international rights abuses.

Seattle's weather is set to clear with rising temperatures around 73°F. Clouds will return in the evening with a mild 56°F. The week promises more sun, reaching 78°F by Independence Day.

The Seattle Kraken focused on drafting forwards, especially centers, during the 2024 NHL Draft to build a strong offensive lineup, selecting eight new players with Berkly Catton as their prominent first-round pick.

The Mariners suffered a 5-1 loss to the Twins, with Minnesota's Byron Buxton contributing a decisive three-run homer. Seattle's offense struggled, while Twins' starter Pablo López effectively contained the Mariners' lineup.

Seattle's forecast predicts a 40% chance of showers and a high of 73 degrees today, with mild winds. Clearing skies expected Monday, leading to sunny and warmer midweek conditions.

Bellingham Police release a sketch of a suspect from an assault on a jogger at Lake Padden, with an internal review pledged after delayed public notification.

NBA legend Gary Payton, known as "The Glove," will make a special appearance at this year's Hoopfest in Spokane. He will sign photos and judge a dunk contest.

Bellevue Parks & Community Services staff won WRPA awards for their exceptional work in inclusivity, marketing and leadership in Washington State's recreational space.

Bellevue invites proposals for its Housing Stability Program, offering $10 million for affordable housing initiatives, with applications closing on September 10.

Seattle's Office of Housing is offering $112 million for affordable rental home development and preservation, prioritizing at-risk populations and sustainable building practices.