Marysville, WA is hosting a Valentine-themed Cupid Shuffle 5K Fun Run on February 14 at Ebony Waterfront Park to support the Lakewood High School cross country team.

Marysville's Mayor Jon Nehring is set to deliver a State of the City presentation, inviting residents to engage in person or online to learn about city progress and plans.

Clark County is seeking applicants for a volunteer at-large seat on its Arts Commission, offering residents a chance to influence the local cultural scene.

Lawmakers reintroduced bills that would let adults grow cannabis at home, reviving a fight over equity, policing and potential lost tax revenue.

MetLife bought Westlake Tower in a foreclosure sale. The deal underscores downtown Seattle’s ongoing office‑market reset.

Mary Bridge told families federal scrutiny and the threat of losing Medicare and Medicaid forced it to close its pediatric gender clinic; behavioral-health support will remain available.

Seattle police posted a video showing an apparent felon discarding suspected narcotics and cash. The clip was captured by the city’s Real Time Crime Center and has prompted privacy questions.

Pierce County deputies are investigating after a man found his wife, adult son and family dog shot to death at a Key Peninsula home Tuesday afternoon.

A Tacoma man was sentenced to 66 months after prosecutors say he kept moving kilogram quantities of fentanyl and meth even after a massive 2023 stop.

The Washington Productivity Board will meet on January 30, 2026, to discuss state operation enhancements and potential awards for efficiency proposals.

WSDOT seeks community feedback for safety improvements at SR 305 and High School Road, including a roundabout to reduce fatal crashes. An open house on Feb. 11 at Woodward Middle School will discuss the project.

Trial opened Wednesday in Seattle for a man accused of an anti‑trans assault in the U District that left a woman with broken teeth. Prosecutors say hate‑crime charges are pending.

Sound Transit will test soils at Interbay Golf Center starting Feb. 2, prompting weekday schedule changes while the range and café stay open on weekends.