The Marysville Business Summit is set for April 29, featuring insights on the local economy, a keynote by Echandia Marine's Trevor Small, and various discussions, ending with the Marysville Business Awards.

A teen was injured in a shooting in South Seattle; police are investigating the incident which involved an exchange of gunfire with suspects on a scooter. No arrests have been made yet.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signs bills for forest health and wildfire prevention, including prescribed burn program and timber market fairness, supported by Rep. Adam Bernbaum.

SR 510 near Lacey is closed indefinitely for repairs due to a failed culvert, with WSDOT working on complex excavation and replacement work. Commuters are advised to take alternative routes.

Seattle's weather forecast includes a clear, comfortable high of 68 degrees, cooling to a low of 46 in the evening. The weekend will be mostly sunny, but a rain chance increases starting Monday night.

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signed House Bill 1494 to enhance the Multi-Family Tax Exemption program, aiming to increase affordable housing in the state.

Everett seeks public input on its 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan and 2025 Annual Action Plan regarding the use of CDBG funds for community development. Public comments are open until May 28, 2025.

Ryan Mello will address the Pierce County Council on key policies, including removing E-Verify requirements, the Immigration Enforcement Resolution, and the Vision Zero traffic safety plan.

Washington State AG Nick Brown joined a coalition of attorneys general opposing a presidential order targeting law firm Susman Godfrey for defending election integrity.

Tacoma partners with OMWBE for a 'Certification 101' workshop on May 8, 2025, to aid minority and women business owners in understanding the certification process.

Attorney General Nick Brown honored fallen and injured workers on Worker Memorial Day and emphasized Washington's commitment to workplace safety and health.

The South Tacoma Neighborhood Plan won the Community Involvement award for its resident-led development, engaging over 1,300 participants through various methods.

Governor Ferguson signed HB 1791 into law, enabling Washington local governments to use Real Estate Excise Tax for affordable housing and homelessness services.