East Casino Road in Everett will be repaved from Bruin to Beverly Blvd starting June 2025, with weekday work hours and traffic impacts detailed by the city.

Bellevue invites residents to apply for the Bellevue Essentials civic course by July 23. The program aims to educate on city government and promote community involvement.

Victims of Prehired LLC's deceptive sales program receive checks from the CFPB, after state attorneys general urged action on the court-ordered $4.2 million restitution.

Bellevue's fleet ranks 22nd in North America by the National Association of Fleet Administrators for its sustainable practices and eco-friendly transportation initiatives, including transitioning to electric vehicles.

The Tukwila Community Center is set to reopen after a burst pipe caused flooding, with limited access to certain areas but offering various recreation programs.

Clark County will perform logic and accuracy tests on voting equipment on June 9, in preparation for the August 5 Primary and Special Election. Public viewing is encouraged to uphold electoral process confidence.

A shooting in Downtown Seattle left one dead and two injured; police say a civilian with a firearm intervened during an altercation. The motive is unclear, and the investigation is ongoing.

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown appeals to the state Supreme Court to defend Initiative-2066, despite his personal opposition, maintaining his role to enforce state law.

Washington State sues the Trump administration to safeguard NSF-funded scientific research and education programs, addressing recent policy changes deemed harmful to STEM diversity and research funding.

A Bellevue neighborhood has regained water service after a main break caused a sinkhole, affecting traffic and business operations at 148th Avenue NE and NE 20th Street. Repair efforts continue amidst community disruptions.

Schuster Parkway in Tacoma anticipates lane closures for landscaping maintenance from June 9 to 13, potentially causing delays. Work will take place daily from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., weather permitting.

Seattle's rally marking five years since George Floyd's death shows sustained commitment to racial justice, despite drop in Black Lives Matter support. Attendance increase indicates ongoing activism.

Upcoming closure on SR 18 in the Bay Area for construction of a new interchange, causing detours near I-90 bridges from May 29 evening to June 4 morning.