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Seattle's flood monitoring tool, Watch Duty, expands to include flood and wildfire alerts after a swimmer went missing in Lake Washington. The city also faces a heat advisory as World Cup matches draw visitors and boost local businesses.

Seattle's episode covers Crimea's gasoline sales pause, a boat fire rescue in Washington, D.C., and a heat advisory for western Washington. It also highlights new playground equipment at Green Berry Acres and Seattle's forecast of 75.8°F with clear skies.

Seattle officials reveal a $32 million security plan for World Cup matches, including tech upgrades and patrols, as local businesses see record bookings. A USA World Cup win over Australia advances the team to the knockout round, boosting citywide celebration.

Seattle's episode covers Bali's arrest of suspects in a green sea turtle smuggling case, challenges faced by working parents in balancing childcare and work, and the cultural celebration of the Dragon Boat Festival in China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. The segment also includes a weather update for Seattle with clear skies and mild temperatures.

Seattle's Housing First initiative shows success in reducing jail visits as King County officials release new data, while Washington's vote-by-mail system faces potential changes due to a Trump-backed executive order. Seattle's World Cup fans gear up for a U.S. vs. Australia match during Juneteenth celebrations, highlighting the city's blend of sports and cultural events.

Seattle's latest episode covers a bear attack near the city that injured two teens, a statewide 911 outage, and a court ruling on DUI and gun rights. It also includes World Cup updates, pancreatic cancer research on vitamin D, and weather forecast.

Seattle's extreme low tides this week revealed rare marine life and fragile ecosystems, while Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang pushes AI-driven manufacturing in Texas. The Seahawks' draft picks showed promise, with coaches highlighting improved coordination ahead of training camp.

Seattle experiences record-breaking heat with temperatures hitting 87.8°F as the city hosts its first World Cup match, drawing thousands of fans and sparking conversations about infrastructure and crowd management. Residents brace for a heatwave as June's typical extreme heat continues, with officials advising caution during the ongoing high temperatures.

Seattle's episode covers a fighter jet crash near Washington state that sparked a wildfire, another aircraft crash in Miramar raising safety concerns, and the city's preparation for a severe heatwave with temperatures hitting 86°F. It also highlights Seattle's first World Cup match and national discussions on Georgia's vote-counting system.

Seattle faces record-breaking heat this weekend with temperatures hitting 80.7°F, while city leaders distribute 1,400 free World Cup tickets to youth and state officials debate a $120 million infrastructure investment. A Ukrainian drone strike in southern Russia kills one person, raising concerns about regional tensions and international relations.