Bellevue is marking Juneteenth with a free performance "Our Revolution" at City Hall on June 13, which requires registration. The city also plans a Juneteenth proclamation and will fly the Juneteenth flag from June 19-30.

Seattle's Meadowbrook Pool hosts a free All Gender Swim for the Queer, Trans, and Allied community, featuring activities, ADA access, and gender-neutral facilities.

A man was sentenced to 3 years for a swatting spree in the U.S. and Canada after pleading guilty to extortion and threat charges.

Asphalt overlaying on 15th Avenue Southwest in the Capitol campus area is set to cause detours, with full closures and scheduled work on June 5-6, weather permitting.

A fatal DUI crash involving three vehicles occurred on SR-410 in Sumner, closing the ramp to SR-167 and causing delays. One person died, and the driver at fault was arrested. Traffic was impacted as investigation and cleanup continued.

The Seattle City Council unanimously approved legislation allowing the Seattle Fire Department to tear down or fix hazardous vacant buildings to improve public safety.

Seattle receives a $3.2 million grant from the Washington State Department of Commerce to support the city's transition from fossil fuels to clean, energy-efficient appliances, in line with its climate change and air quality improvement initiatives.

The National Weather Service in Seattle predicts sunny days and mild evenings ahead, with temperatures reaching up to 75 degrees, breaking from the usual overcast weather.

The Good Drinks program is a new free digital passport initiative in Seattle designed to promote local bars and restaurants, offering incentives for patronizing over 20 establishments.

San Francisco Councilmember Rivera's amendment passes, demanding detailed reports on the Equitable Development Initiative's projects after a significant unspent fund request, ensuring transparency and accountability.

Seattle police arrested a man who fled on a bike and then on foot, and was armed with a stolen vehicle. An officer was injured during the arrest. The suspect faces charges including firearm possession.

Asylum seekers facing eviction in Kent argue for using a vacant hotel, as the community rallies with support and supplies. The challenge of securing work permits without an address remains a pertinent issue.

One person died and three were injured in an early morning fire at a vacant Seattle apartment. Firefighters rescued several people; one remains in critical condition. The incident is under investigation.