The WDFW has announced the 2025 recreational crab-fishing season dates for the Puget Sound, mirroring the 2024 seasons, with specific area closures aimed at conserving crab populations.

Tukwila forms a committee to guide its first Participatory Budgeting process, allowing residents to decide on small project funding, with a focus on inclusion and equity.

A federal court ruled that President Trump's deployment of the National Guard in California without gubernatorial consent was unlawful, a decision Governor Ferguson of Washington publicly supported.

The Washington AG is suing FPI Management and owners of five apartment complexes for deceptive practices affecting seniors and seeking restitution and penalties.

Thurston County seeks public feedback on "Thurston 2045," its 20-year development plan, focusing on growth and diverse factors, with community engagement at Swede Day festival.

Tukwila is hosting a virtual session on June 25 to educate citizens about critical area regulations and environmental stewardship, featuring Urban Environmental Specialist Heidi Watters.

Kirkland's TDC announced its 2026 tourism grant application process, available until July 21, with a $60,000 fund for events that boost local tourism.

Seattle weather to become clearer with temperatures rising to 66 degrees, followed by a mostly sunny weekend and a slight chance of showers by Monday night.

A Bellevue student was scratched by a coyote, leading to increased patrols by the WDFW in the area for safety and education on avoiding wildlife encounters.

Clark County seeks a volunteer park host for Moulton Falls Regional Park to maintain the area and assist visitors, with housing provided and potential for role renewal.

Washington state leaders oppose President Trump's activation of the California National Guard against the state governor's wishes, stressing the importance of peaceful protest and local law enforcement autonomy.

Seattle has completed pedestrian and bike improvements on Pike and Pine streets, including new bike lanes and public art, enhancing safety and downtown accessibility.

WDFW is seeking applicants for the Wildlife Diversity Advisory Council to guide non-game species management, with at least one-third new members expected. Applications are due by July 15, 2025.