Adam Silver, NBA Commissioner, indicated that discussions for expanding the league, potentially reviving the Seattle Supersonics, are set for the July Board of Governors meeting.

The Skagit River is open for sockeye salmon fishing with specific rules outlined by the WDFW, and anglers should follow the latest regulations to ensure fair share and conservation goals are met.

The PWHL is introducing a new team in Seattle for the 2025/26 season that will practice at the Kraken Community Iceplex and play at the Climate Pledge Arena.

Drew Lock returns to the Seattle Seahawks on a new contract after a stint with the New York Giants, creating a competitive quarterback situation with Sam Darnold and Sam Howell.

Emerson Hancock's season debut was poor, as he allowed six runs against the Tigers, leading to a 9-6 Mariners loss. Fans showed frustration, and despite home runs from Arozarena, Raleigh, and Raley, Seattle couldn't recover from the first inning.

Mariners' pitcher Hancock struggled in his debut as Tigers won 9-6, led by offensive efforts from Báez and Greene.

The Seattle Mariners announced a jersey partnership with Nintendo, featuring the video game company's logo on team jerseys for home and away games, with All-Star Julio Rodriguez as a brand ambassador.

Sonics legend Slick Watts has passed away at 73, leaving a legacy both on the basketball court and within the Seattle community through various endeavors.

The Seattle Seahawks signed ex-Vikings QB Sam Darnold to a $100.5 million contract, aiming to refresh their offense after trading Geno Smith to the Raiders.

Issaquah School District celebrated a successful inaugural girls' flag football season, significantly increasing female sports participation with all three high schools making playoffs.

Seattle Sounders advance in the Concacaf Champions Cup, set to play Cruz Azul after beating Antigua GFC. FC Cincinnati also progresses, with Kévin Denkey's consistent scoring.

WNBA teams Seattle Storm, Los Angeles Sparks, and Las Vegas Aces conducted a major trade involving All-Stars Jewell Loyd and Kelsey Plum, aiming to restructure their rosters.

Kelsey Plum's No. 10 jersey is retired at UW, making her the first woman to receive this honor. She set NCAA scoring records and succeeded professionally in the WNBA and Olympics.