The Trek at Tehaleh, a 204-acre mountain bike park with six miles of trails, has opened in Pierce County, offering opportunities for riders of all levels.

Lakemont Boulevard in South Bellevue is reopening the week of June 10, following a culvert replacement. The city celebrates with a walk/bike event and live stream of festivities.

The National Weather Service issued a Flood Watch for Seattle, anticipating heavy rainfall and potential flooding from Sunday to Wednesday, with two atmospheric rivers contributing to the deluge.

Washington's Dental Quality Assurance Commission has suspended Clark County dentist Ellis B. Jardine for professional misconduct, including practicing outside his expertise.

Councilmember Maritza Rivera has proposed an amendment focusing on transparency and effective use of the Equitable Development Initiative's budget rather than introducing a funding proviso.

The Washington State Department of Health has revoked or suspended the licenses of several health care providers for various violations, including drug use and professional negligence.

The Washington State Department of Health is enforcing standards by disciplining health care providers for misconduct and providing accessible disciplinary records to the public.

Pierce County won three Clearie Awards from the EAC for exceptional election practices, including signature envelope rework, an observer program, and a new "I Voted" sticker.

Pierce County announces a burn ban starting June 1, 2024, due to the forecasted dry weather, affecting unincorporated areas with some exceptions for controlled recreational fires.

A former King County jail guard pleaded guilty to bribe-taking and drug smuggling into the jail, facing up to 20 years in prison. His co-conspirators await trial and maintain their innocence.

Rob Lloyd has been named Seattle's interim Chief Technology Officer to advance the city's tech stature and support the One Seattle vision. Mayor Harrell praised Lloyd's extensive government IT experience and dedication to public service.

A forecast by the National Weather Service predicts heavy rain and potential river flooding in the Seattle area, with several rivers at risk of cresting due to an atmospheric river event.

Seattle's South Park Community Center offers free summer programs for youth, including a late-night hangout, lunch and activities, and a summer camp with sports and games, aiming to facilitate physical play and community for various ages.