Seattle’s Little Saigon unites for cleanup and community celebration on World Cup matchday
Seattle’s Little Saigon neighborhood united for a cleanup on Wednesday to foster community spirit and celebrate with Vietnamese cuisine.
Memorial sign honoring slain Lacey brothers stolen
Brothers Alex and Deven Borgen were killed in November 2025 in a drive-by shooting. The sign honoring the teens was stolen sometime between June 23-24, police say.
Teen in critical condition after jumping into Lake Washington
Seattle Fire Department crews rescued a 17-year-old boy from the waters near Mount Baker Park on Tuesday afternoon.
Seattle World Cup guide: Everything to know ahead of Egypt vs. Iran on Friday
An estimated 750,000 people are expected to visit Seattle during the tournament, which runs locally through July 19.
Kirkland’s Juanita and Waverly beaches reopen after weeklong bacteria closure
Juanita and Waverly beaches reopen for swimming after tests show safe conditions, ending closure due to high bacteria levels since June 16.
Freedom Driving School abruptly closes all locations leaving employees, students in limbo
The school abruptly closed its doors June 19, sparking questions after a former employee said staff were told not to notify students.
Poulsbo teen arrested after alleged hit-and-run, assault on deputy
An 18-year-old from Poulsbo is in custody, suspected of DUI, hit-and-run and assaulting an officer, according to the Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office.
Juneteenth crowd of nearly 85,000 sets attendance record at Seattle Waterfront Park
Seattle’s Waterfront Park set a new attendance record June 19 with nearly 85,000 visitors during Juneteenth and FIFA World Cup events.
Tacoma church daycare burglary suspect claims he was ‘ghost hunting’
A man accused of entering a Tacoma church daycare later told police he was ghost hunting, according to court documents.
Lakewood theft suspect ran across I-5, halted passenger trains for 44 minutes, court documents say
A police dog later found a backpack hidden in brush with shaved keys, tools and payroll checks, officials said.
