Edgewood and its Police Department dedicated a street to Deputy Dom Calata, killed in the line of duty in 2022, with a ceremony attended by the community.

WDFW seeks applicants for its Master Hunter Permit Program, emphasizing responsible hunting and wildlife conservation. Deadline to apply is Aug. 15, 2025.

A Michigan scam, Labor Law Poster Service, faces over $8.2 million in penalties and consumer restitution by a Washington State court for deceptive mailings to businesses.

An 80-acre peat bog in Redmond, now named Kari's Bog, honors environmental scientist Karin Osterhaug for her significant contributions to habitat preservation.

The article discusses initiatives by Washington's State Fire Marshal's Office to enhance fire safety for people with disabilities, following concerning fire death statistics.

Clark County calls for nominations for the Disability Employment Awareness Month Awards to honor contributions to employment for people with developmental disabilities.

A domestic dispute in Marysville escalated into a shooting, requiring a SWAT response. A 36-year-old man shot his father and was later arrested; the victim is now stable. Police and SWAT's collaborative efforts prevented further harm.

Rep. Pramila Jayapal seeks $3 million in federal funding for a new public market and community space in Burien, which is pending approval from the U.S. House Appropriations Committee.

Seattle police arrested a man who attacked another with an axe in Belltown, causing serious injuries. The victim received medical aid and is in stable condition.

Tacoma settled for $6 million with the family of Manuel Ellis, who died after an altercation with police, acknowledging fault and the need for reform.

Central Washington Asphalt was fined $49,000 for a spill of 70 gallons of asphalt in Peshastin, with 35 gallons seeping into a creek. The company delayed reporting and cleanup efforts were ineffective, leaving some asphalt in the ecosystem.

Tacoma unveiled its first Pride crosswalk on Broadway, affirming its support for LGBTQIA2+ residents and inclusivity, with local officials and community celebrating at the event.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and the State Department of Transportation launched the WAHCAP to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions and maintain habitat connectivity.