Bellevue City Council Advances Wilburton Transit-Oriented Development Plans and Launches Safe Speeds Initiative
Bellevue's City Council discussed updates for the Wilburton Transit-Oriented Development land use code and the Safe Speeds Bellevue initiative aimed at reducing traffic speeds to improve road safety. Final decisions are pending on these matters.
Invasive European Green Crabs Detected in New Areas of Washington's Puget Sound, Prompting Response from WDFW and Tribal Partners
European green crabs have been detected at new sites in Washington, reported by the WDFW and the Port Gamble S'Klallam Tribe, which poses environmental threats.
Snohomish County Public Works Unveils 2024 Bridge Report, Reveals Future Infrastructure Projects and Federal Funding Strategies
Snohomish County's 2024 Annual Bridge Report details current bridge conditions and future repair and replacement plans, emphasizing the strategy to secure federal funding for these projects.
Kirkland Man, Previously Convicted Sex Offender, Charged with Possession of Child Sexual Abuse Images
Kirkland man, Daniel Lile, faces federal charges for child sexual abuse image possession; previously convicted in 2019. Devices seized revealed extensive illicit content. Arrest follows Google's NCMEC report; faces up to 20 years if convicted.
Tacoma Announces Memorial Day Closures and Services Schedule, Essential Services to Remain Uninterrupted
Tacoma announces Memorial Day closures and service continuity, including administrative office closure, normal operation of essential services, Tacoma Public Library closures, and no parking enforcement.












