Seattle's ARTS at King Street Station presents an event memorializing the 1885 expulsion of Chinese individuals with a performance by artist Ahmoy William Lau tying knots representing the victims.

Tacoma's Home in Tacoma project won the WABO Jurisdictional Outreach Award for its innovative approach to zoning for diverse, affordable, sustainable housing.

The Tacoma Landmarks Preservation Commission will honor local historic preservation efforts at Urban Grace on May 22, featuring awards for heritage businesses, revitalization, and individuals.

Seattle police, aided by community tips, captured a 43-year-old involved in a fatal hit and run. He faced medical treatment before vehicular homicide charges.

Two homicides occurred in Federal Way in one day; the first was a shooting and the second a stabbing. No arrests for the shooting; a suspect for the stabbing is identified.

The Hood Canal Bridge on State Route 104 reopened after a mechanical malfunction was fixed by WSDOT crews, following an unexpected closure that had caused significant travel delays.

Washington State's 2025-27 transportation budget allocates $15.2 billion towards transit improvements, with a focus on ferry services and regional connectivity.

Tacoma announces a series of street closures due to its Residential Street Restoration Program from May 5-23, advising residents to prepare for detours.

Groundbreaking for the Curtin Creek Community Park in Clark County was celebrated, with construction slated to finish by 2025 and the park opening in spring 2026. The park is funded by a mix of levies, taxes, and a state grant.

State Route 18 will be fully closed for over five days starting May 15 for construction related to the I-90/SR 18 Interchange Improvements project, aiming to improve safety and traffic flow.

A historic wooden railroad bridge on the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad in Washington state was destroyed by fire, with officials suspecting arson. The incident has significantly impacted the railway's operations and expansion plans.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Department blog post shares deputies' stories that illustrate the impactful and compassionate side of law enforcement work.

Everett reopens its Cultural Arts Grant program in 2025, providing $25,000 for arts initiatives after the defeat of a funding proposition. Applications are open for non-profits and community groups.