Attorney General Nick Brown and 18 states joined an amicus brief supporting the Job Corps program against its cancellation by the Trump Administration, emphasizing its importance for vulnerable youths.

Seattle's forecast includes a sunny day with a high near 70, light winds shifting south, followed by a mostly cloudy Sunday with a high of 72. The week brings chances of showers and highs in the low 70s.

The WDFW has announced the 2025 recreational crab-fishing season dates for the Puget Sound, mirroring the 2024 seasons, with specific area closures aimed at conserving crab populations.

A Bellevue student was scratched by a coyote, leading to increased patrols by the WDFW in the area for safety and education on avoiding wildlife encounters.

Seattle has completed pedestrian and bike improvements on Pike and Pine streets, including new bike lanes and public art, enhancing safety and downtown accessibility.

Pierce County Human Services seeks providers for a Temporary Medical Respite Program aimed at aiding the recovery of homeless individuals in a furnished Parkland facility.

Washington State proposes new rules to increase tug escort requirements for certain tankers in Puget Sound, aiming to prevent oil spills and protect the maritime environment.

Protein Engines, LLC, and its founder reached a $155,000 settlement with the DOJ over NSF grant misuse allegations, as they conducted research abroad against grant terms.

DOJ settles for $155,000 with a researcher, Dr. Salafsky, for misusing NSF grant funds by conducting research abroad.

Mayor Mary Miller declared June as Pride Month in North Bend, aiming to promote inclusivity and celebrate LGBTQIA+ identities, as per the official city website.

Tacoma City Council approved code revisions to combat animal overpopulation issues, including mandatory spay/neuter, license requirements, and the categorization of community cats, to reduce the strain on Animal Control and shelters.

WSDOT will host an online open house for SR 167 construction in Pierce County, with an emphasis on informing residents about new expressways and other improvements.

Construction on SR 161 in Pierce County, WA, will start June 23 to enhance fish passages, affecting traffic with a bypass road and reduced speed limits.