Bellevue seeks an artist to symbolize its diversity commitment, offering a $4,000 stipend to create promotional artwork as part of its Diversity Advantage Plan update. The artwork will also be displayed at City Hall.

Thirteen people are indicted in Washington for operating a drug trafficking ring involving fentanyl, meth, and cocaine; ten are in custody while three are sought by federal authorities.

Snohomish County announces a roadwork plan to improve 73 miles of roads, aiming for smoother drives and extended pavement lifespan, with at least one lane open during construction.

Snohomish County seeks experts to review and address fair housing barriers with a June 18 deadline for proposals, excluding Everett; details available on their website.

The Icicle River is set for a fishing season from May 16 to June 30, following an abundant hatchery Chinook salmon return, allowing for two catches per angler per day.

The National Weather Service forecasts a partly sunny day with a high near 72 degrees in Seattle, followed by a mostly cloudy night with a low around 53 degrees. Variable winds and a chance of rain later in the week are expected.

WDFW plans to discuss the removal of Talbot Dam to restore habitat for salmon and trout at a public meeting on May 23.

Red Lobster faces bankruptcy rumors after dozens of its restaurants in the US closed suddenly. Some locations are holding auctions for their contents amid the chain's financial struggles.

New summer target shooting rules take effect in the Wenas Wildlife Area to prevent wildfires, with shooting activities allowed only until 10 a.m. from May 15 to September end, and steel targets banned from June 1.

Bellevue is hosting a Cultural Conversations event to discuss economic empowerment with local businesswomen sharing their experiences on May 20. Registration is available on Eventbrite.

Over 150 vehicles and an estimated 500 people engaged in an illegal street takeover in Seattle's Lower Queen Anne, causing chaos and concern among local residents.

Bellevue Essentials invites residents to join its civic engagement class to learn about city government, with classes starting Sept. 11. Information sessions are upcoming, and applications close July 21.

The Seattle Mariners defeated the Kansas City Royals 6-2, backed by George Kirby's strong pitching and Luke Raley's offensive power, which included a home run.