Marysville's Mother Lovin' Market on May 4 will feature over 50 vendors at Jennings Memorial Park, offering artisan goods, food, and family activities.

The Washington State Patrol warns of an increase in fake gold sales on roadways, with 57 reported cases this year, and advises drivers to call 9-1-1 if approached by scammers.

Thurston County is hosting an open house on April 28 to discuss a proposed zoning amendment for the Black Lake Quarry, providing residents an opportunity to engage with county staff.

Washington State had over $18 million in fire losses last year, prompting the State Fire Marshal's Office to advise parents on fire safety education for children, including keeping fire sources secure and discussing the perils of fire with kids.

Thurston County's Public Health and Social Service buildings will be closed on April 30 for an all-staff meeting, resuming normal operations on May 1.

Tacoma launches "Beyond the Bin" to encourage recycling of reusable items, partnering with organizations like Goodwill for bi-monthly collection events.

Seattle police officers petition the Supreme Court to keep identities secret in the "Stop the Steal" rally investigation following the January 6 events.

Seattle City Light and Town & Country Markets hosted a sustainability event in Shoreline, highlighting eco-friendly practices, EV charging stations, and green community initiatives.

Seattle City Light and Town & Country Markets hosted an "Earth Day, Every Day" event focusing on sustainability and introduced new EV charging stations at a Shoreline market.

Pierce County offers a free garden-themed educational event for young children on May 10th, focusing on early development and learning at the Lakewood Community Center.

Tacoma announces a "Bonding Basics" workshop for minority and disadvantaged business owners as part of its Equity in Contracting initiative, with expert Kara Skinner leading the session on April 24.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announces the recreational spot shrimp fishery opening on May 21, with some areas closed to protect shrimp populations.

WSDOT seeks public input for the State Rail Plan via an online open house and survey to address Washington's transportation needs amid a population boom.