Washington's WDFW closed May Creek to all fishing to protect the endangered Chinook salmon, with details outlined in a WDFW statement, but Skykomish River will open on June 15, 2024.

Seattle will close some city facilities for Juneteenth; community centers and pools will be affected, while golf courses, sprayparks, and some beaches will remain open.

Fire crews tackled a large commercial fire at Watson Signature Event Center in Lakewood. Nearby residents were evacuated, and the area around Bridgeport Way was closed. The cause is under investigation.

Deputies rescued a woman from the Puyallup River; they used ropes and a ladder to pull her to safety due to the lack of a riverbank. Her condition is stable, and the effort was praised as a great team response.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Department launched a smartphone app to improve community relations and public safety, offering features such as ride along videos, inmate rosters, crime reporting, and urgent updates.

A juvenile female was seriously injured in a shooting early Sunday morning in South Seattle. The suspect remains at large as police investigate the incident.

The National Weather Service forecasts clearing skies in Seattle with a high of 72 degrees and gentle winds. A shift towards cooler and potentially drizzly conditions is expected by Tuesday. Showers are likely over the weekend.

WSDOT plans to install roundabouts on SR 500 in Clark County to improve safety and traffic flow, with a community open house on June 17 to discuss the design and gather feedback.

Summer roadwork on US 101, SR 105, SR 110, and SR 165 in Western Washington will cause delays, with WSDOT advising caution and patience during the June-September preservation projects.

A dispute between roommates in Bonney Lake ended in a shooting that left one man dead and another injured; the suspect is facing a second-degree murder charge.

A Juneteenth event on June 14 at the West Capitol Campus expects 300 guests, which will affect traffic and parking. Hosted by the Blacks United in Leadership and Diversity, the event honors the end of slavery.

An individual was fatally struck by a motorhome after their car hit a barrier and was left on I-5. Later, an impaired driver's collision led to their death. The initial driver fled.

Seattle unveils a Food Action Plan focused on food system reform that emphasizes equity, sustainable community health, and the environment, while addressing disparities and broader social issues.