Snohomish County Receives $2 Million Federal Grant for Everett Rail Yard Enhancements
The U.S. Department of Transportation grants $2 million to enhance Everett Intermodal Yard in Snohomish County, with local officials expressing gratitude and highlighting safety, efficiency, and future economic benefits.
AG Nick Brown Champions 20-State Legal Crusade Against Trump-Era Rule Endangering Healthcare Access
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown sues a Trump administration rule that may undermine ACA health coverage, with a coalition of 20 states. The action anticipates increased uninsured rates and healthcare costs in Washington.
Tacoma Offers Free Workshop to Empower Minority and Disadvantaged Small Business Owners
Tacoma offers a workshop to assist minority, women, and disadvantaged business owners with contracting opportunities and resources, combining in-person and digital access to foster an inclusive business environment.
Seattle Embraces Diversity Over 500 New Citizens Usher in America's 249th at Heartwarming Naturalization Ceremony
Seattle celebrated Independence Day by welcoming over 500 new citizens, highlighting the city's diverse population and commitment to immigrant inclusion and support amid national debates on citizenship.
Pierce County Invites Public to Pre-Election Audit in Tacoma to Ensure Voting System Integrity
Pierce County is conducting a pre-election audit of its voting system on July 17, open to the public, to ensure the accuracy and integrity of the upcoming election. Voters are assured of the security and trustworthiness of the electoral process.
Bellevue's 'Downtown Movies in the Park' Returns with Hawaiian Culture and Entertainment Under the Stars
The "Downtown Movies in the Park" series begins tonight, offering outdoor films and pre-movie Hawaiian cultural performances in South Bellevue, starting at 7pm with "Moana 2" screening around 9pm.












