BellHop, a free shuttle service in Bellevue, has received the 2025 Transportation Vision Award for its sustainable urban mobility contributions, offering electric transportation and reducing emissions.

Seattle Police seek the public's help to find homicide suspect Ayub S. Mohamed, believed to be armed and dangerous, after the fatal shooting of David Chuyeshkov.

Washington AG Nick Brown joins a lawsuit challenging Trump's executive order to cut AmeriCorps, impacting grants and staff, alleging it violates the Administrative Procedures Act and separation of powers.

Hyun Kim is set to become Tacoma's Interim City Manager, following City Council's nomination, pending contract approval and final council confirmation.

Washington's DNR initiates a 150-acre forest restoration project in Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest to improve ecosystem health and manage smaller tree overgrowth.

Seattle's weather will experience fluctuations, with sunny days and chances of showers throughout the week, per the National Weather Service forecast.

Washington State's $7.5 billion construction budget supports housing, education, environmental, and health projects, including significant investments in the Housing Trust Fund, seismic safe schools, salmon recovery, and behavioral health services.

The Washington State Legislature passed a transportation budget aiming at improving mobility and infrastructure, with a sustainability focus, now awaiting Governor Ferguson's approval.

The Tacoma City Council seeks volunteers for three positions on the Tacoma Area Commission on Disabilities, prioritizing diversity and inclusivity. Applications are open until May 18, 2025.

WDFW is seeking members for a new advisory group to guide water access area management in North Puget Sound. Applicants must be knowledgeable, able to attend meetings, and apply by May 26, 2025.

Southwest Washington commenced road and bridge maintenance yesterday to improve safety and infrastructure. Motorists should expect potential traffic delays due to lane closures and reduced speed limits.

Tacoma seeks applicants for the Board of Building Appeals with expertise in various codes. They encourage diverse candidates and emphasize transparency and governance. Applications close May 18, 2025.

The Legislature has approved a $77.1 billion budget in Washington, with cuts and new revenues, focusing on education, essential services, and maintaining a healthy reserve.