Jason Sloss

WOODINVILLE, Wash. — A transport van vital to the operations of Homeward Pet Adoption Center, a no-kill shelter in Woodinville, was disabled recently after its fuel tank was cut during an attempted gas theft.

Police in Aberdeen arrested a 36-year-old man Thursday morning in connection with the death of his son, 4-year-old Aiden Bevin, whose body was found on May 15 and buried on the property where his father was living.

SEATTLE — The new Bayside Enhanced Shelter opens this week in Seattle's Interbay neighborhood, marking the latest effort in Mayor Katie Wilson's plan to expand shelter capacity for those experiencing homelessness.

TACOMA, Wash. — One person died early Monday morning in Tacoma after a pickup truck drove off an overpass near SR 509.

A man in his 40s is recovering after being shot in the back with a shotgun during a drive-by incident that occurred around 8 p.m. Saturday on Park Avenue South in Parkland.

EVERETT, Wash. — World Cup fever has arrived in Everett, where approximately 1,300 fans gathered along the Everett waterfront for a free watch party Thursday.

SEATTLE — A warehouse belonging to Consolidated Supply Co. on Northwest 42nd Street in Ballard was destroyed by fire Thursday afternoon, devastating the piping and plumbing business.

SEATTLE — A heavy police presence was visible at a World Cup match in Seattle, aiming to ensure fan safety.

BLAINE, Wash. — A person was shot by a Border Patrol agent near the Canadian border in Blaine early Tuesday morning.

Ferry engineers are warning that delayed and canceled sailings will continue at Washington State Ferries, despite an expected surge in ridership during the World Cup.