Snohomish County and LISC Puget Sound have created a survey to improve services for those with developmental disabilities by collecting feedback from affected individuals and their support networks.

Shoreline's "Roundabout Ready" event on July 22 aims to educate drivers on roundabout use with a simulator, ahead of 145th Street Interchange Project completion in early 2026.

Carnation criticizes the silent siren warning system for Tolt Dam despite alternative alert methods proposed by Seattle Public Utilities, stressing the need for audible alerts in emergencies.

Tacoma seeks public input on proposed historic preservation code amendments through information sessions and encourages community engagement for informed decisions on the city's historic sites.

The WDFW has announced additional recreational halibut fishing dates due to an underutilized quota, with various marine areas open between August and September under specific catch limits and regulations.

A labor dispute at Republic Services has disrupted trash collection in the City, with a work stoppage causing service halts. The company will collect double the refuse on the next date at no extra cost.

Seattle's reconstructed Pier 58 is set to open on July 25, offering a new park space between the Great Wheel and Aquarium, with a community event planned.

Seattle Police officers visited a local school's summer camp to engage with children about police work and community safety during "Community Helpers" week.

Washington state is set to receive part of a $720 million opioid settlement from eight drug manufacturers for their role in the opioid crisis, with funds designated for combating opioid abuse.

Foster Golf Links will host a "Happy Gilmore" screening and an "ANYTHING BUT A DRIVER" golf competition on July 25, combining sports and film with creative twists.

Washington State mobilizes fire resources for the Western Pines Fire, aiding local firefighters as the blaze threatens homes and has prompted evacuations.

Edgewood and its Police Department dedicated a street to Deputy Dom Calata, killed in the line of duty in 2022, with a ceremony attended by the community.

WDFW seeks applicants for its Master Hunter Permit Program, emphasizing responsible hunting and wildlife conservation. Deadline to apply is Aug. 15, 2025.