Clark County's Finance Committee meeting is on May 8, 2025, at 9:30 am, accessible both in-person and virtually, offering a discussion on fiscal matters in accordance with RCW 42.30.030(2).

A historic wooden railroad bridge on the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad in Washington state was destroyed by fire, with officials suspecting arson. The incident has significantly impacted the railway's operations and expansion plans.

Kirkland City Council to discuss Urban project extension, Houghton Park development, legal advocate for sexual assault victims, and 2025 safety projects on May 6.

Seattle police arrested two men in Belltown, seizing drugs, a firearm, and cash; one suspect was caught dealing drugs, the other had an arrest warrant.

The Pierce County Sheriff's Department blog post shares deputies' stories that illustrate the impactful and compassionate side of law enforcement work.

Everett reopens its Cultural Arts Grant program in 2025, providing $25,000 for arts initiatives after the defeat of a funding proposition. Applications are open for non-profits and community groups.

A shooting in Seattle's Rainier Beach wounded a girl and an elderly woman. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred from a vehicle, and no suspects have been detained.

Seattle's weather shifts from sunny and 70°F to showers and cooler temps, with a 60% chance of rain. The weekend will have mixed conditions, with sunny days and low chance of rain, followed by a warmer and sunny start to the workweek.

Seattle celebrates Bike Everywhere Month, offering resources for cyclists and promoting greener transportation with local events and infrastructure support.

The PWHL is introducing a new team in Seattle for the 2025/26 season that will practice at the Kraken Community Iceplex and play at the Climate Pledge Arena.

Cindy Broughton is featured for her role as Nursing Services Program Manager at Seattle Human Services, focusing on care for older adults and those with disabilities. Her work emphasizes racial equity, client-centered care, and work-life balance.

The Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is extended to May 4, announced by organizers on Facebook. Three farms will remain open for visitors to enjoy the late blooms.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell and DEEL announce up to $555 one-time retention payments for nearly 5,000 child care workers, funded by the FEPP Levy, with ongoing support proposed until 2032.