Pierce County ICC is hosting a free, inclusive garden-themed event for kids up to five on May 10, with sensory activities and resources for development and learning.

Employee at Capitol Hill chicken restaurant was assaulted after confronting disruptive customers, leading to an active SPD investigation for the suspects.

Marysville's Mother Lovin' Market on May 4 will feature over 50 vendors at Jennings Memorial Park, offering artisan goods, food, and family activities.

Pierce County Medical Examiner's office is holding a memorial service for over 300 unclaimed deceased individuals on May 15 in Gig Harbor, inviting the public to claim the remains before a final resting place is given.

Clark County invites locals to the Public Facilities District meeting on May 5, 2025, to discuss tourism centers.

Seattle's weather forecast promises sunny skies and mild temperatures, with highs ranging from 60 to 71 degrees and a light, variable wind throughout the weekend into the next week.

Washington State's Department of Transportation is accepting applications for its Airport Aid Grant Program, offering $1.4 million for airport facility enhancements listed in the SCIP. Application deadline is May 30.

The Washington State Patrol warns of an increase in fake gold sales on roadways, with 57 reported cases this year, and advises drivers to call 9-1-1 if approached by scammers.

Washington's Covenant Homeownership Program is expanded to assist more first-time homebuyers, targeting racial and economic disparities in homeownership.

Tacoma anticipates challenges in funding infrastructure projects after voters likely reject Proposition 1, although the City empathizes with residents' financial struggles and seeks alternative solutions.

Washington Governor Ferguson signs HB 1391 to standardize juvenile diversion programs, promoting community-based rehabilitation over incarceration, with expected benefits of reduced recidivism and lighter justice system burden.

A fire caused considerable damage to a home in Seattle's Central District, but the sole occupant was unharmed. Firefighters battled the blaze defensively and prevented its spread. The cause remains under investigation.

Thurston County is hosting an open house on April 28 to discuss a proposed zoning amendment for the Black Lake Quarry, providing residents an opportunity to engage with county staff.