Local News

• Hurricane Ridge aims for summer reopening despite challenges after lodge fire
• Suspected getaway driver in Kitsap County crime spree pleads not guilty
• Sound On: Governor's race, road projects galore, Pride Month and the best donuts in town!

• Beach Bound: 7 products to boost your beach vibe this summer
• 2 teens sought in connection to Garfield Community Center shooting
• 6 indicted in scheme to defraud millions from pandemic relief programs
• Fire agencies across western Washington preparing for upcoming wildfire season

Nation & World

• Divine debate: religion's role in the gender identity and pronoun conversation
• Fact Check Team: How do Americans feel about the state of the nation?
• Abbott announces 'marine floating barrier' buoys along Rio Grande border

• Suspect in Natalee Holloway disappearance lands in Alabama to face extortion charges
• How safe is the air? Here's how to check and what the numbers mean
• Shark attack victim honored by Florida community, given gift certificate to buy new surfboard
• Prosecutors: 2nd driver in fatal Baltimore Beltway crash said she smoked marijuana previous night

Sports

• Seahawks still uncertain on recovery timeline for Jamal Adams, Jordyn Brooks
• Why DK Metcalf will be even better this season
• Latest A's stadium pitch for Las Vegas met with skepticism in Nevada Senate

Project Seattle

• Police go tent-to-tent clearing Burien encampment near playground at popular city park
• Grand opening set for Sand Point Cottage Community
• 'We knew this would happen': Crown Hill residents call for action following 2 RV fires

Consumer

• Consumer Reports: Survey reveals highest ranking airlines for customer satisfaction
• What to do if you are denied a mortgage
• Amazon, Microsoft charged with violating children's privacy law