A new survey and local reporting show Seattle-area Head Start classrooms are seeing anxiety, missed days and behavior changes as immigration enforcement activity rises.

A state board rule could strip enrollment funding for college‑run parent‑education programs, forcing Seattle co‑op preschools to raise fees or close, officials say.

UrbanSitter’s January 2026 data finds Seattle at about $27.70/hr for one child and $30.79/hr for two, placing the city second only to San Francisco.

The West Coast Health Alliance criticizes ACIP recommendations on the MMRV vaccine, citing concerns about access for children in the VFC program and parental choice.

The Washington State Department of Health disciplined multiple health care providers, including probation for a nursing assistant and charges for unprofessional conduct.

Washington State simplifies the COVID-19 vaccination process, removing prescription requirements for most residents, despite possible supply delays for upcoming seasons.

Clark County Public Health warns of high toxin levels in Lacamas Lake, advising against contact with the water and consumption of lake fish without proper cleaning.

Seattle's SDOT reminds drivers that school zones still require caution during summer, with active programs and children present, and that speeding fines apply.

High school students showcased their solutions to public health issues in the third annual Washington Tracking Network Youth Science Contest, with winners across three categories for their insightful analyses and data-based research.

A Seattle first-grader's letter prompts the swift repair of a hazardous utility vault lid, showcasing the impact even the youngest community members can have on public safety.

Seattle's HSD released an RFP with $274,000 in funding to support kinship caregivers, aiming to assist relatives taking care of children and honoring cultural values.

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