The 2025 Evergreen State Fair in Snohomish County is preparing to offer traditional attractions, concerts, a sensory-friendly event, and community engagement days from August 21 to September 1.

An arrest attempt involving the Renton Police and Valley SWAT resulted in two people being shot; details of the gunfire are unclear. The suspect, linked to a prior shooting, is now in custody.

SDOT improved pedestrian safety near Rainier View Elementary by updating the Beacon Ave S/51st Ave S/S Leo St intersection with repaving, new sidewalks, and traffic calming measures.

AG Nick Brown, with 16 other states, sues to restore federal electric vehicle infrastructure funding, alleging illegal termination by the Trump administration. The lawsuit challenges the withholding of $1 billion in approved funds.

Rep. Jamila Taylor suffered a stroke and is in stable condition in the ICU. Her office has thanked supporters but requested privacy during her recovery.

Seattle SDCI implements changes to the PAR for builders and developers, effective May 1, 2025, to streamline Master Use Permit and new construction review processes.

SR 11 in Washington is closed for repairs following a rockslide, with WSDOT crews stabilizing slopes and clearing debris, expected to last until June. Detours are provided via I-5.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signs HB 1217 into law, imposing restrictions on rental rate increases to address rent inflation and enhance housing stability.

The Seattle Police arrested a man for dealing drugs and carrying a loaded gun in downtown, seizing meth, fentanyl, and hydrocodone. The 32-year-old faces multiple charges.

Tacoma partners with OMWBE to host a workshop on May 20 to help minority and women-owned businesses with certification, offering both in-person and virtual attendance.

The Olympia legislators have allocated $7.5 billion in their biennial budget for infrastructure and social programs, addressing housing, education, and behavioral health.

King County Sheriff's Office SET arrested two individuals linked to a regional drug trafficking network, seizing over 4.4 pounds of heroin, cocaine, meth, and fentanyl, along with cash and vehicles.

California's new $15.6 billion transportation budget, with bipartisan support, will enhance highways, ferries, trains, and buses, focusing on safety and preservation. The 24th District receives $20.622 million for local projects.