The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has approved six days for coastal razor clam digs starting May 10, with required licenses and adherence to daily catch limits.

Washington's legislature approves a $7.5 billion capital budget focusing on housing, education, conservation, and healthcare, with $329 million for the 24th District.

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.

Bellevue celebrates National Drinking Water Week, emphasizing the importance of safe water and promoting conservation and knowledge about local water systems.

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

Everett residents prepare for noise and disruption as work on a drainage pipe for the Edgewater Bridge Replacement Project begins mid-May with Granite Construction in charge.

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.

Clark County is seeking a volunteer for its Solid Waste Advisory Commission, focusing on waste management strategies. Applicants from southwest of 179th Street and west of State Highway 503 are encouraged to apply by May 30.

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

The Seattle/King County Health Clinic celebrated a decade of offering free medical services, with Seattle IT playing a key role in its success by setting up crucial technology and infrastructure.

Seattle commemorated International Workers' Day with outreach to raise labor rights awareness and help businesses adhere to local laws, involving various city and community leaders.

Seattle seeks volunteers to advise on Aki Kurose Middle School's requested zoning changes, including building height and lot coverage. Applications are due by May 23, 2025.

Marysville seeks environmental science experts for critical area management; submit qualifications by May 24, 2025, to be considered for the city's Qualified Scientific Professionals List.