The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission held virtual meetings to discuss wildlife management and empowered the WDFW Director to close fisheries and acquire property for conservation.

Bellevue is hosting Pride on the Plaza on June 4, featuring a pride flag-raising, speeches, and performances to celebrate LGBTQIA+ diversity and inclusion.

Anna Faris and Mayor Bruce Harrell are selected as commencement speakers for Seattle University's undergraduate and graduate ceremonies, respectively.

Construction starts on May 20 for a pedestrian safety project near Dahlgren Family Park, involving lane closures and temporary intersection blockages.

King County and partners celebrate the resurgence of Lake Sammamish kokanee salmon, with over 8,300 adult kokanee returning to spawn—the second-highest return since 1996.

Sammamish City Council is set to take control of a building from CWU, with plans to manage short-term subtenants and decide on long-term use, considering ownership, leasing, or selling options.

Attorney General Nick Brown and 38 others oppose a congressional amendment that would prevent state AI regulation for 10 years, fearing its risks without adequate federal oversight.

A pedestrian died after being struck by a car in Seattle's South Park neighborhood; this follows a similar fatal incident at the same intersection in December.

Sammamish is undergoing infrastructure projects causing traffic disruptions from May 19, including stormwater pipe inspections and roadworks on Louis Thompson Road through June 20.

Local boy Noah, who has a chronic illness, will experience being "Sheriff for a Day" in a heartwarming event organized by the Pierce County Sheriff's Office.

Three rock climbers died in the North Cascades due to a suspected equipment failure, falling 400 feet. The Bellevue community mourns, especially the family of Alex Martynenko.

Mayor Kelli Curtis praised Kirkland's achievements, vision for the future, and community collaboration, while also addressing challenges like housing affordability.

Tacoma invites public input on updates to the One Tacoma Comprehensive Plan and Land Use Regulatory Code during a City Council meeting on June 3. Written comments are also accepted.