Clark County prepares for its April Special Election with public logic and accuracy tests for voting equipment set for March 18, followed by ballot mailing on April 1. The results will be posted on election day.

Seattle seeks applicants for its Green New Deal Oversight Board to guide climate and environmental justice policy, with applications accepted until April 6.

Pierce County announces spring vegetation management with herbicide application starting March 24 and weather-dependent operations ongoing until May 30, as part of their integrated roadside program.

The Washington House passed HB 1971, mandating health insurance to cover a 12-month hormone therapy supply for transgender individuals, promoted by Rep. Nicole Macri.

Tacoma Public Works is hosting sessions to inform about Tacoma Streets Initiative II, proposing to fund road and multimodal infrastructure improvements, potentially financed by Proposition 1 if approved by voters in April 2025.

Seattle City Light earned the Tree Line USA award for the 12th year from the Arbor Day Foundation, recognizing their commitment to balancing tree care with electricity provision.

The Seattle Seahawks signed ex-Vikings QB Sam Darnold to a $100.5 million contract, aiming to refresh their offense after trading Geno Smith to the Raiders.

A fire in Port Angeles resulted in the death of a 5-year-old and serious injuries to a 1-year-old. The incident is being investigated, with signs the children may have been left unattended.

Two sailors were rescued from Puget Sound near Edmonds Marina; one was in serious condition while the other had minor injuries. Both were wearing life jackets, which aided their survival.

Seattle Mayor Harrell proposes the renewal of the innovative Democracy Voucher Program, aiming to sustain voter engagement and reduce big money influence in elections by funding it through a property tax.

The Chehalis Basin Strategy in Washington aims to mitigate flood damage and improve aquatic species health, with over $152 million invested and $28 million disbursed since 2021 for habitat projects.

A California man, Winston "Dice Capone" Burt, was sentenced to 15 years for sex trafficking and firearms possession after his November 2022 arrest and violent crimes against victims.

Pierce County funds mobile opioid treatment units to aid rural and suburban communities with addiction services, using $3.26M from opioid settlements and federal aid.