Whitney M. Rivera is appointed to the Snohomish County Superior Court by Governor Jay Inslee, effective April 30th, replacing retiring Judge Anita Farris.

The USO Northwest Center at Sea-Tac Airport is seeking volunteers to assist military personnel and their families as they transit, providing comfort and support.

An Everett man was sentenced to supervised mental health treatment for animal cruelty, facing potential prison if terms are violated. He'll also pay restitution and fines, and is banned from owning animals.

Gov. Jay Inslee and other governors express concerns over potential threats to abortion access following a Supreme Court case, emphasizing Inslee's proactive efforts to secure reproductive rights in Washington.

Pierce County Elections Center is testing its ballot-counting machines on Feb. 27 and invites the public to observe in Tacoma, ensuring accurate vote tallying for the upcoming voting period.

Pierce County invites the public to test its voting system on February 27th, emphasizing transparency in the election process. A 'test deck' will ensure accurate vote counts, and the Accessible Voting Unit demonstration will occur on February 26th.

The City of Bellevue has updated its employee benefits policy to ensure continuous medical coverage for workers, including injured Officer Bereta, during recovery.

The Washington State DNR is conducting mock fire exercises in Capitol State Forest to prepare for wildfire season, involving both air and ground crews.

President Biden signed a $1.2 trillion spending bill to avert a government shutdown, following Senate approval with a bipartisan vote. The bill provides funding for the remainder of the budget year, avoiding agency shutdowns.

The Pentagon has identified an additional $300 million for Ukraine, marking the second time in nine months it has found funds without new Congress appropriations, despite a stalemate over the defense bill.

Bellevue is modernizing its Comprehensive Plan and advancing the Wilburton Vision, with public input influencing future developments in housing, transportation, and local economy.

Washington state introduces a pilot program to combat graffiti using technology such as spray drones, overseen by WSDOT, focusing on key areas like the I-5 region and north Spokane corridor.

The WDFW has announced a six-day razor clam dig starting March 26 on Washington's coast, emphasizing safety and conservation regulations for participants.