Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signs House Bill 1131, reforming the state's Clemency and Pardons Board to double in size and modify its review standard to "in the interest of justice."

Tacoma Police search a residence linked to an unspecified cold case; the nature of the case and connection to the disappearance of Teekah Lewis in 1999 remains unconfirmed.

Seattle is prepping for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup and 2026 FIFA World Cup, with intensive planning led by the Washington EMD to ensure safety and coordination.

Washington marks 50 years since Southeast Asian refugees began arriving, as chronicled in the book "New Land," detailing their stories of hardship and community support.

Seattle Mayor Harrell nominates Chief Shon Barnes for permanent police chief after successful first 100 days focusing on community-based policing and improved crime statistics.

Tacoma police revived interest in cold cases by excavating a property potentially linked to crime, sparking speculation but no confirmation of connections to specific cases like Teekah Lewis's disappearance.

Hyun Kim approved as Tacoma's new Interim City Manager; Mayor Woodards supports the decision, with Kim's tenure starting on June 30. Kim, previously Deputy City Manager, has extensive local administration experience.

The National Weather Service forecasts mild temperatures and occasional rain for Seattle, with partly sunny conditions and highs between 64°F and 77°F over the next week.

Washington State passed two bills, HB 1483 and SB 5680, promoting consumer rights to repair digital devices and mobility equipment, thus opposing manufacturers' restrictive practices.

The Wenberg Boat Launch in Snohomish County will be closed on select days in May and June 2025 for a paving project involving drainage improvements and road repaving.

WSDOT seeks public input on road closures for fish barrier removals in Poulsbo and Silverdale, to start in 2027. Online and in-person meetings are available for feedback on detours.

Washington State Ferries is enhancing summer services on three key routes starting mid-June, with additional staffing to manage the expected increase in travelers.

Seattle medics subdued a shooting suspect in Pioneer Square after witnessing an incident, helping police who arrived and arrested the man; a victim is in serious condition.