Attorney General Nick Brown addressed damage and threats from University of Washington protests, stressing the balance between protest rights and public safety, and supporting law enforcement actions.

State fishery officials plan a virtual meeting on May 12 to discuss the rotenone treatment in Upper West Branch LeClerc Creek for managing fish populations.

Seattle police arrested a suspect for a fatal hit-and-run involving a mother, Min Huang, after receiving community tips and recovering the involved motorcycle.

AG Nick Brown of Washington and 11 other states urge the CFPB for a timeline on $4.2 million restitution payments to victims of Prehired LLC's predatory sales program.

Bellevue celebrates National Drinking Water Week, emphasizing the importance of safe water and promoting conservation and knowledge about local water systems.

Pierce County offers seniors $80 vouchers for fresh produce through SFMNP to support local farming and improve senior nutrition, with eligibility based on age and income. Applications are accepted online, in-person, or by phone.

Two suspects burglarized a Tacoma McDonald's on March 8, causing over $17,000 in damage. The Pierce County Sheriff's Office seeks public help to identify them.

An 18-year-old motorcyclist died in Bellevue after a high-speed crash with another vehicle. The other driver was injured but expected to recover. Police are investigating the incident.

Seattle's Office of Labor Standards marks the two-year anniversary of the App-Based Worker PSST Ordinance, having resolved over 143 inquiries and recuperated $100,000 for workers. Wonolo settled for $122,388.36 for not complying with labor laws.

Four bills sponsored by Rep. Adison Richards advance in Washington state government, with two signed and two awaiting the governor's approval, addressing worker compensation, dairy safety, fiscal prudence, and regulatory efficiency.

Clark County is seeking a volunteer for its Solid Waste Advisory Commission, focusing on waste management strategies. Applicants from southwest of 179th Street and west of State Highway 503 are encouraged to apply by May 30.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell and DEEL announce up to $555 one-time retention payments for nearly 5,000 child care workers, funded by the FEPP Levy, with ongoing support proposed until 2032.

Pierce County and Comcast completed the Key Peninsula broadband project ahead of schedule, connecting more locations than planned and providing vital internet access to residents and businesses.