Pierce County Human Services is seeking diverse candidates for its advisory board on homelessness, aiming for a comprehensive strategy. Applications are due by July 7.

A federal court ruled that President Trump's deployment of the National Guard in California without gubernatorial consent was unlawful, a decision Governor Ferguson of Washington publicly supported.

Thurston County seeks public feedback on "Thurston 2045," its 20-year development plan, focusing on growth and diverse factors, with community engagement at Swede Day festival.

The Tacoma City Council has adopted the South Tacoma Neighborhood Plan, aimed at promoting development and sustainability through community-driven initiatives including tree planting and economic growth.

The Evergreen State Fair honors Pat Pehling for her lifelong dedication to 4-H and youth mentorship, citing her varied roles and impact on raising funds for Snohomish County 4-H programs.

Washington and 15 other states are suing the Trump administration over the ATF's plan to redistribute machinegun conversion devices, arguing it will increase gun violence and circumvent federal law.

Seattle's "Bike and Scoot to Transit" program offers rewards for connecting to transit hubs using shared bikes and e-scooters, aiming to ease commutes and reduce congestion.

Seattle City Light's Electrician Constructor Operator, Shaun McKesson, combines his work in safety with a Shops Coordinator role, showcasing his dedication to safety and operational integration in the public utility sector.

A man was shot following a party in North Seattle, leading to an SPD investigation. He arrived at a hospital with a non-life-threatening arm injury. Details are sparse, and witnesses are sought.

A man was arrested in Seattle for posting a video threatening police violence, causing the closure of police facilities. SWAT located and apprehended him after a pursuit; he was taken for assessment and faces charges.

Miles Hudson, known as the "Belltown Hellcat," was found guilty of reckless driving related to his street racing antics in Seattle. Sentencing is scheduled for July 7.

John Chadwick named Grand Marshal for Kirkland's 4th of July Parade, honoring his Little League contributions.

Miles Hudson, known as the 'Belltown Hellcat,' is on trial for reckless driving in Seattle, contending his actions were for social media and not racing. Despite residents' complaints, he argues videos showing dangerous driving were edited for effect.