Katie Wilson Leads as Seattle's Potential First Millennial Mayor, Edging Out Incumbent Bruce Harrell
Katie Wilson maintains a small lead in the Seattle mayoral race, potentially becoming the city's first Millennial mayor, while the incumbent Bruce Harrell prepares to address the public post-election.
Washington State Court of Appeals Issues Stay on Tacoma's Initiative Measure No. 2 Ahead of 2026 Ballot
Washington appellate court issues a stay on the decision to place Tacoma Initiative Measure No. 2 on the ballot, pending further review, with the Pierce County Auditor's Office confirming compliance with the order.
New York and Washington AGs Lead Charge Against FCC Over Delay in Life-Saving Multilingual Emergency Alerts
Attorney General Nick Brown and other leaders demand the FCC implement a rule to expand Wireless Emergency Alerts to include more languages and ASL, criticizing FCC delays that prevent wider safety communication.
Washington State Patrol Enhances Road Safety Near WSU for Thanksgiving Travel
WSP is intensifying patrols near WSU for Thanksgiving travel, focusing on SR 26, SR 195, and I-90. They aim to reduce speeding, distract driving, and DUI incidents, advising travelers to check WSDOT updates and prepare for winter driving.
Clark County Embarks on Comprehensive Growth Plan Update, Releases Agricultural Land Study to Guide Future Development
Clark County is revising its Comprehensive Growth Management Plan, with a new study analyzing unincorporated lands' agricultural potential. The study informs future land use, with public input opportunities planned for 2026.
Tacoma to Close City Offices and Libraries in Honor of Veterans Day; Emergency Services to Remain Operational
Tacoma will close city offices and libraries on Veterans Day to honor veterans. Essential services like emergency and waste collection will continue. Parking regulations won't be enforced. Residents are encouraged to pay tribute locally.












