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Seattle officials and students respond to the tragic shooting of Amarr Murphy-Paine as new Washington state laws address e-bike and safety issues.
Local developer Romax 5 Mile LLC acquires the 163,000-square-foot 14-acre retail center anchored by Rosauers for a record $32 million.
Admiral Daryl Caudle suggests the San Diego-based USS Abraham Lincoln may move to Naval Base Kitsap to bolster Pacific strategic readiness.
Seattle drivers face a major I-5 northbound closure between I-90 and Northeast 45th Street starting Friday night for Ship Canal Bridge work.
The Alliance for Education awarded 11 Seattle Public Schools staff members with grants for advancing educational justice and science instruction.
Ten-time Pro Bowl quarterback Russell Wilson announces his NFL retirement to join CBS Sports as an analyst, replacing Matt Ryan for the 2026 season.
Chef Brendan McGill closes Café Hitchcock and Oyster Cellar, ending a 15-year Seattle run to focus on Bainbridge Island business operations.
Seattle Children’s Hospital organized its first-ever Patient Prom, providing 35 teenagers facing chronic illnesses a night of celebration and community.
The Los Angeles Rams acquired Myles Garrett, forcing Seattle Seahawks offensive coordinator Brian Fleury to adapt the reigning champions' scheme.
Carolina Hurricanes owner Tom Dundon faces scrutiny in Portland as his NHL team enters the 2026 Stanley Cup Final against the Vegas Golden Knights.
Kitsap Transit launches a free Winslow shuttle June 13 to reduce traffic and improve ferry terminal access for visitors and residents.
Mayor Katie Wilson's 10-year transit plan aims to raise $1.38 billion for bus frequency, streetcars, and low-income fares through a 0.3% sales tax.
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson seeks to double transit sales tax to 0.3% to fund 280,000 annual bus trips and expand low-income ORCA fare cards.
Severe weather across North Texas forced aviation officials to halt all flights at DFW International and Dallas Love Field, causing massive delays.
Lawmakers split over the legal status of the conflict with Iran as President Trump bypasses Congressional authority for military operations.
Lawmakers confront Secretary of State Marco Rubio as the war with Iran spikes oil prices and triggers a constitutional debate over executive authority.
Secretary Marco Rubio to testify on Capitol Hill regarding the Iran war and stalled diplomacy as midterms approach and inflation hits 3.8 percent.
City of Spokane announces mandatory summer watering rules to protect the Spokane River, limiting lawn irrigation to four days weekly through October 1.
Marquette University’s Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures revives its international film festival after a years-long hiatus.
Senate Republicans refuse to fund federal immigration agencies until President Trump places strict limits on a $1.776 billion settlement fund.
Democratic leaders launch a coordinated offensive targeting GOP ethics and government spending to win back voters ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Representative Tom Kean Jr. has been absent from Congress for three months due to a medical emergency, sparking concerns in a key swing district.
President Trump personally edited a proposed U.S.-Iran agreement, focusing on enriched uranium and the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing regional strikes.
Neon chief Tom Quinn warns of "Uberisation" in film and decries Hollywood consolidation during a public appearance at the Produced By Conference.