Washington News Wrap for Monday, 6/8
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Washington News Wrap covers a diverse array of news around the Pacific Northwest.

New WA law aims to keep minors off e-bikes

On Thursday, June 11, a new Washington law will effectively ban minors from riding any e-bike that can exceed 20 mph.

21-year-old charged in Bellevue 'OnlyFans house' human trafficking investigation
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A 21-year-old is behind bars on $5 million bail, accused of leading an operation that coerced young girls into making explicit content online, taking advantage of them and using violence, while also throwing massive, disruptive parties at a Bellevue mansion nicknamed the "OnlyFans house."

Airstrike exchange between Iran, Israel threatens fragile ceasefire
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There's an uneasy calm in the Middle East following a burst of Iranian missile strikes and counterattacks from Israel, proving just how shaky the 2-month ceasefire has become.

Aurora Avenue residents fed up with spike in shootings, crime
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Residents along Seattle's Aurora Avenue have been dealing with crime for many years, but they've seen a drastic increase this year. Now, they're calling on the mayor to take action.

New WA law creates strict limits for e-bike riders
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Starting June 11, e-bikes in Washington are officially capped at 20 mph. Anything faster will be legally classified as a motorcycle, requiring a valid driver's license.

Seattle's The Crocodile under new ownership
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After a six month process, The Crocodile, on of Seattle's most iconic music venues, has been sold to an out-of-state group.

Trump defends $1.8B 'anti-weaponization' fund
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President Trump is raising the possibility of reviving a controversial $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund, which critics say could give taxpayer money to those who attacked police officers at the Capitol on January 6.

Group condemns Seattle mayor for reactivating CCTV cameras
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Seattle activists are fighting back after Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson announced the reactivation of CCTV cameras in the Stadium District during the FIFA World Cup.

Seattle officials unveil massive $32M security plan for World Cup
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Federal and local authorities are launching a massive $32 million security operation in Seattle to protect 750,000 fans ahead of the FIFA World Cup, which is just a week away.

Federal, Seattle officials outline 'unprecedented' 2026 World Cup security plan

Federal, state, and Seattle officials announced Monday that they are launching what security experts describe as an unprecedented safety effort for FIFA World Cup 2026 matches in the city.

Family says Houston man died saving teen in recent carjacking incident

A Houston mother and her five children are demanding accountability from the Texas justice system following the shooting death of a youth baseball coach, a tragedy community advocates on Monday labeled a "cataclysmic failure" of the courts.

SWEET REVENGE talks 8-year journey to new success
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LDH Japan, Asami, Larissa, and Agnes form the global girl group, SWEET REVENGE. The trio debuted officially in 2024, but their journey started much earlier. FOX 13 talks to them about their journey to today.

Families to gather in Washington, D.C. to highlight child affordability crisis in the US
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Tomorrow, hundreds of families will gather on Capitol Hill for the tenth annual Strolling Thunder event. Their goal is to highlight the child affordability crisis. Joining us to talk more about what needs to be done to address the rising costs of childcare is Melissa Boteach and Brandon Scott with Zero to Three.