The WDFW acquired the Sekiu boat launch to preserve access to the Strait of Juan de Fuca, supporting local recreation and economy without additional usage fees.

Two employees were critically injured in a propane facility fire in Gig Harbor, WA, after attempting to shut off the gas valve to prevent a larger disaster.

Seattle's weather will shift from overcast to sunny with a high of 68°F and light winds. A 20% chance of evening showers is expected. The weekend looks sunny with highs around 68-72°F, but early next week may bring clouds and showers.

DOJ settles for $155,000 with a researcher, Dr. Salafsky, for misusing NSF grant funds by conducting research abroad.

WSDOT will hold an open house in Omak to discuss two State Route 155 projects, allowing public input on infrastructural developments, with translation services provided.

State resources were allocated to combat the 60-acre Red Bridge Fire in Kittitas County, WA, prompting evacuations and a Level 3 operation at the State Emergency Operations Center.

Mayor Mary Miller declared June as Pride Month in North Bend, aiming to promote inclusivity and celebrate LGBTQIA+ identities, as per the official city website.

Tacoma's Minority Business Development Agency Center is closing due to a terminated federal grant, despite Mayor Woodards' concerns about the impact on local minority businesses.

Clark County's new Agricultural Advisory Commission will hold its first meeting on June 23, offering both in-person and virtual attendance options. The commission aims to facilitate communication between farmers and government bodies.

Washington's DNR sends over 200 firefighters to help combat wildfires in Alberta and Saskatchewan, emphasizing the importance of transnational aid during wildfire season.

The Outdoor Adventure Jamboree returns to Meadowbrook Farm Fields on June 25, offering free kids' activities and encouraging outdoor play. Registration is required.

Tacoma City Council approved code revisions to combat animal overpopulation issues, including mandatory spay/neuter, license requirements, and the categorization of community cats, to reduce the strain on Animal Control and shelters.

The Tacoma City Council has adopted the South Tacoma Neighborhood Plan, aimed at promoting development and sustainability through community-driven initiatives including tree planting and economic growth.