Local law enforcement officers visited Thrive preschool for educational play as part of the Jr. Deputies program aimed at fostering positive police perceptions.

Pierce County's official blog promotes vacant positions aiming to invigorate the workforce with fun and rewarding opportunities, targeting those nearing the end of their careers.

Marysville launches the My Marysville app to ease access to city services for residents, reducing the need for in-person visits and traditional web navigation.

Seattle invests $7 million in youth mental health services to support middle and high school students and young adults, provided by local organizations through 2026.

Pierce County Human Services partners with J-PAL North America to evaluate two opioid treatment programs, aiming to use data for better policy and resource decisions.

Washington State Ferries is hosting virtual meetings to discuss service restoration, new ferry construction, and electrification, with preregistration required.

Kirkland announces business workshops and a pitch competition with educational sessions and a $5,000 prize in different categories for local entrepreneurs.

Bellevue city launches a web page with resources for immigrants and refugees, stressing support and inclusivity amidst federal immigration policy changes.

The North Bend community engaged in various local events, including a charity pub crawl, a city council meeting, and free youth heart screenings, while also focusing on civic activities and infrastructure updates.

Michelle Dvorak survived 72 hours stranded on an uncharted Himalayan peak after a climbing incident, losing critical gear, and was rescued by the Indian Air Force with help from French climbers.

Sammamish suspends Ziply Fiber permits over community concerns regarding installation disruptions, prioritizing city's infrastructure integrity and resident quality of life.

Seattle gears up for Lunar New Year with events including craft activities and martial arts at Pacific Place, a cultural parade in Bellevue, and Microsoft’s festival with food and games in Redmond.

The University of Washington introduced a class to teach civil discourse and bridge divides among students, featuring a variety of speakers and promoting respect for different perspectives.