Seattle police arrested a 17-year-old male in connection with a fatal shooting on May 25th at Pioneer Square. The suspect was booked for investigation of murder.

The National Weather Service in Seattle reports a mix of sun, clouds, and potential showers, with temperatures in the mid-60s to high 60s, leading into a wetter weekend.

First responders addressed a chlorine gas leak in Kent's East Hill, with multiple fire agencies present. The leak, from a residential area, was contained without reported injuries.

Camp Long in Seattle hosts Mountain Fest 2024 on June 15, offering various outdoor activities for all ages and skill levels, with climbing, rappelling, and educational trails. The event celebrates outdoor access and education.

Seattle Police are investigating a downtown shootout that left one man injured, with multiple shots fired, a handgun recovered, and the suspects still at large.

Burien Police Chief Ted Boe has resigned amid a legal dispute over the city's daytime camping ban, which he did not enforce, citing constitutional concerns.

Attorney General Bob Ferguson joins the DOJ and 20 attorneys general in a lawsuit alleging Apple has created an unlawful monopoly in the smartphone market.

Seattle's Human Services has launched the Mindful@Work Program, initiated by HR Project Manager Anika Klix, that offers mindfulness sessions to help public employees cope with work stress and enhance focus.

Parts of Willapa Bay in Washington state have reopened for commercial shellfish harvesting after a closure due to PSP toxin concerns, with lot testing still mandatory.

Milan Edward Jurkovic was sentenced to 8 months in prison for sexually assaulting a teen on a flight from Paris to Seattle.

The Burien community replaced vandalized and stolen Pride flags after an individual was caught on camera destroying them. This recurring issue has spurred locals to reaffirm their support for the LGBTQ+ community.

Washington Governor Inslee has ordered the Department of Health to verify that state hospitals provide emergency abortion services, aligning with Washington's defense of reproductive rights.

A deadly fire in a Tacoma apartment complex resulted in the death of one person and two dogs, with emergency crews responding to the scene. The cause is under investigation.