Seattle signs an MOU with KOSME to support Korean SMEs expansion into the city, aiming to boost the local economy and job market through global partnerships.

Bellevue is marking Juneteenth with a free performance "Our Revolution" at City Hall on June 13, which requires registration. The city also plans a Juneteenth proclamation and will fly the Juneteenth flag from June 19-30.

Bellevue is revitalizing the historical Wilburton Trestle into a pedestrian trail as part of the Eastrail network, a project set to finish in 2026 with diverse funding sources.

The WDFW has established new fishing regulations for summer on the Lower Columbia River, effective June 16, detailing daily limits and types of salmon and steelhead that can be kept, with a focus on conservation and species sustainability.

Luis Castillo led the Seattle Mariners to a 5-1 win over the LA Angels, completing a weekend sweep with his first victory since May 12 and seven shutout innings.

Police in Seattle arrested a felon with a handgun, ammunition, and burglary tools, who was charged for unlawful firearm possession and additional crimes.

City Council members toured the Parks Maintenance Center, viewing equipment like the Arbor Pro aerial lift, to understand park maintenance ahead of the summer season.

Hilary Franz and Gig Harbor Fire launch the 'Wildfire Ready Neighbors’ program to prepare New York’s westside communities for the upcoming fire season.

The article reports on Debbie Rawle, former director of a tribal non-profit, being sentenced to five months for embezzling funds intended for Native American job assistance.

The Washington State Department of Health has revoked or suspended the licenses of several health care providers for various violations, including drug use and professional negligence.

The Washington State Department of Health is enforcing standards by disciplining health care providers for misconduct and providing accessible disciplinary records to the public.

Pierce County won three Clearie Awards from the EAC for exceptional election practices, including signature envelope rework, an observer program, and a new "I Voted" sticker.

Rob Lloyd has been named Seattle's interim Chief Technology Officer to advance the city's tech stature and support the One Seattle vision. Mayor Harrell praised Lloyd's extensive government IT experience and dedication to public service.