Bellevue's "Lake to Lake" show covers eco-friendly travel, city infrastructure plans, police inclusivity efforts, and an art exhibit for Black History Month.

Snohomish County Public Works is set to replace the old Jordan Creek Bridge 214, with an open house for the community on February 20, 2025, to discuss the project.

Bellevue promotes inclusive innovation through a forum that brings together diverse stakeholders to integrate technology for public good, influencing local policy and services.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell outlined the city's direction in his State of the City speech, emphasizing recovery, safety, downtown revitalization, and response to federal challenges.

King County invests $26 million in affordable housing, planning 939 homes over 5 years, prioritizing low-income and at-risk individuals and favoring locations near public transit.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission reviewed whale watching regulations, approved land transactions for conservation, and discussed salmon management and 2023-2025 funding.

Lake Sammamish's native kokanee salmon population has made a dramatic recovery, with over 8,000 returning to spawn, thanks to culvert removal and community conservation efforts.

Pierce County is recruiting mural artists to transform graffiti-prone areas into art spaces, offering three projects with budgets ranging from $10,000 to $75,000. Applications close March 31, 2025.

Seattle's forecast includes persistent rain through Washington's Birthday, with high chances of precipitation and moderate temperatures. Expect a mix of rain and potential snow midweek, and a consistently rainy outlook until Sunday.

Sasquatch Bricks toy store was burglarized, with thieves stealing $10K worth of LEGO and using a U-Haul in the act, which was partly caught on camera.

Seattle police arrested a 57-year-old man for DUI after he crashed into a pedestrian signal pole. With a high blood alcohol level and previous DUI convictions, he faces a $750k bail.

Bellevue is preparing for the K Line RapidRide to connect Bellevue and Kirkland by 2030. The city also supports a Medic One/EMS levy for the November ballot and acknowledges the departure of Councilmember Zahn and a WW2 remembrance event.

Lynnwood Police Chief Cole Langdon joins the WASPC Board as Chief-At-Large, bringing extensive experience to state law enforcement policy and practice.