Washington State leads a coalition of 21 states suing the Trump administration for imposing immigration enforcement conditions on FEMA and Department of Transportation funding.

A 20-year-old man was arrested for a stabbing and robbery in West Seattle, leaving one injured and others threatened. The suspect was later found with the help of eyewitnesses.

Washington Governor Ferguson signs House Bill 1418, granting public transit riders more influence in policy-making with voting seats on transit boards.

Pierce County seeks public service candidates to fill local office vacancies in a special filing period from May 14-16, including council and commissioner positions.

A woman was charged with manslaughter after her 5-year-old son died from fentanyl toxicity in Puyallup, with details on her arrest, the condition of her home, and CPS's involvement undisclosed due to privacy laws.

Upcoming street maintenance in Tacoma will cause closures from May 19-June 6, with breaks in work, affecting East I and K Streets. Contact Jeff Maki for info.

A DUI driver crashed into a Spanaway construction zone, seriously injuring a worker. The driver is in custody, and the incident is under investigation.

Washington Governor signs a bill to reform mental health care, ensuring parity in insurance coverage for mental health and SUD treatments as other medical services.

Seattle's forecast includes a high of 64°F, partly sunny skies, a southwest wind at 8-10 mph, and a 20% chance of rain overnight with lows around 49°F. The rest of the week expects varied chances of rain and mostly cloudy skies.

National Police Week 2025 honors fallen officers with events like memorials and vigils, highlighting law enforcement solidarity and community support.

National Kids to Parks Day returns on May 17, 2025, in Everett with outdoor activities for families organized by local groups and outlined on the city's event page.

Seattle police seek public help to identify a suspect in a $27,000 bracelet theft at Tiffany’s. The man escaped after a scuffle with a security guard. He's also wanted for another theft.

The Shoreline PRCS/Tree Board seeks youth members aged 15-19 for 2025/2026. Members advise on park and cultural issues and are paid $50/meeting. Applications close June 8, 2025.