Kristin Cox was named Employee of the Year by the Seattle Fire Department for her work in enhancing the Peer Support program and expanding the therapy dog program.

Bellevue Councilmember John Stokes is honored upon retirement, and the council reviews the Neighborhood Enhancement Program, Ashwood Park's future, Great Neighborhoods project progress, and confirms an Arts Commission appointment.

Seattle's weather this week includes overcast to sunny skies, highs of 60-75°F, and varied chances of rain, especially on Monday night and Friday, per the National Weather Service.

The Marysville Business Summit is set for April 29, featuring insights on the local economy, a keynote by Echandia Marine's Trevor Small, and various discussions, ending with the Marysville Business Awards.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signs bills for forest health and wildfire prevention, including prescribed burn program and timber market fairness, supported by Rep. Adam Bernbaum.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signed House Bill 1494 to enhance the Multi-Family Tax Exemption program, aiming to increase affordable housing in the state.

Everett seeks public input on its 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan and 2025 Annual Action Plan regarding the use of CDBG funds for community development. Public comments are open until May 28, 2025.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny and pleasant weekend in Seattle, with highs around 70, light winds, and mild nights, with a chance of rain starting Monday.

Marysville's Mother Lovin' Market on May 4 will feature over 50 vendors at Jennings Memorial Park, offering artisan goods, food, and family activities.

Pierce County Medical Examiner's office is holding a memorial service for over 300 unclaimed deceased individuals on May 15 in Gig Harbor, inviting the public to claim the remains before a final resting place is given.

The Washington State Patrol warns of an increase in fake gold sales on roadways, with 57 reported cases this year, and advises drivers to call 9-1-1 if approached by scammers.

Washington State had over $18 million in fire losses last year, prompting the State Fire Marshal's Office to advise parents on fire safety education for children, including keeping fire sources secure and discussing the perils of fire with kids.

Seattle Police intervened in illegal street racing across the city, disrupting events and making traffic stops near key locations, with ongoing legal repercussions for violators.