A motorcyclist died in a collision in Seattle's Brighton neighborhood, with police investigation ongoing. No impairment was found in the other driver involved.

A man was found fatally shot in Seattle's SODO district; no suspects identified yet, and investigation ongoing, including a damaged sports car at the scene.

Tacoma offers a workshop to assist minority, women, and disadvantaged business owners with contracting opportunities and resources, combining in-person and digital access to foster an inclusive business environment.

A 13-year-old heroically saved an 11-year-old boy from drowning in Silver Lake in Everett, with the help of bystanders and firefighters who provided CPR.

A 42-year-old man was arrested in University Place on July 1 for loitering, resisting arrest, possession of a stolen firearm, drugs, and an explosive device, after a warrant was detected by deputies.

A violent confrontation in South Seattle resulted in a woman with gunshot wounds and a man with stab injuries. The incident occurred in the early hours and is under investigation by the SPD.

Central Washington Asphalt was fined $49,000 for a spill of 70 gallons of asphalt in Peshastin, with 35 gallons seeping into a creek. The company delayed reporting and cleanup efforts were ineffective, leaving some asphalt in the ecosystem.

A man was shot in Seattle's Chinatown-International District; police seek the shooter. The incident caused local concern, with motive and details still unclear.

Kelowna Corporation was fined $315,000 for a diesel spill in Cheney, which polluted Minnie Creek and wetlands, without immediate wildlife impact but with potential long-term ecological effects.

Marysville's Junk in the Trunk sale on July 12 offers a range of used and handmade items from over 65 vendors, with food trucks available for shoppers.

SSHA³P approved $966,000 to build 28 affordable houses in Frederickson, a project supported by local governments and set to begin construction in 2027.

A woman, 49, died after being hit by a car in Capitol Hill, Seattle, with no impairment found in the 28-year-old driver.

Protein Engines, LLC, and its founder reached a $155,000 settlement with the DOJ over NSF grant misuse allegations, as they conducted research abroad against grant terms.