Tacoma's Minority Business Development Agency Center is closing due to a terminated federal grant, despite Mayor Woodards' concerns about the impact on local minority businesses.

Clark County's new Agricultural Advisory Commission will hold its first meeting on June 23, offering both in-person and virtual attendance options. The commission aims to facilitate communication between farmers and government bodies.

Washington's DNR sends over 200 firefighters to help combat wildfires in Alberta and Saskatchewan, emphasizing the importance of transnational aid during wildfire season.

The Outdoor Adventure Jamboree returns to Meadowbrook Farm Fields on June 25, offering free kids' activities and encouraging outdoor play. Registration is required.

Tacoma City Council approved code revisions to combat animal overpopulation issues, including mandatory spay/neuter, license requirements, and the categorization of community cats, to reduce the strain on Animal Control and shelters.

The Tacoma City Council has adopted the South Tacoma Neighborhood Plan, aimed at promoting development and sustainability through community-driven initiatives including tree planting and economic growth.

Two people were killed in Seattle when a bus backed into a crowd; the driver is not suspected of impairment and is cooperating with the ongoing police investigation.

The City of Kirkland hosted 22 international companies as part of the SelectUSA Seattle Spinoff, highlighting its potential for business investment and economic development.

The State Fire Marshal's Office emphasizes the importance of installing home fire sprinklers to reduce fire-related deaths and property damage, with Washington State observing no fire fatalities in sprinklered buildings in 2024.

WSDOT will host an online open house for SR 167 construction in Pierce County, with an emphasis on informing residents about new expressways and other improvements.

Jen Davis Hayes is appointed as Kirkland's Economic Development Manager, bringing extensive experience from multiple cities and a focus on community-driven economic growth.

Dennis Worsham appointed as Washington State's new Secretary of Health, starting July 7, with a focus on equity, trust-building, and public health innovation.

The Evergreen State Fair honors Pat Pehling for her lifelong dedication to 4-H and youth mentorship, citing her varied roles and impact on raising funds for Snohomish County 4-H programs.