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.

The Washington Youth ChalleNGe Academy hosted a college and career fair with 15 booths, giving students, including Andy Herrera and Jordan Harris, opportunities to explore educational and career options.

A Ukrainian delegation visited the Washington National Guard to thank them for their support in 2021 and discussed future economic and academic partnerships.

Washington State AG declares IVF and related reproductive services protected under state law, contrasting with Alabama's recent ruling that created uncertainty around fertility treatments.

A judge ordered debt collector Optimum Outcomes to pay an $827,000 fine for over 82,000 violations linked to failing to inform Washington patients about their rights in medical debt collection.

Washington state received over $55 million from opioid industry players as part of AG Ferguson's legal efforts.

Washington State Legislature passed bills to improve National Guard recruitment and retention, with new laws that include a financial incentive for member referrals.

Washington scraps the bar exam requirement for attorneys, opting for alternative pathways like apprenticeships and welcoming out-of-state lawyers after a year.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell and partners launch a program to help small businesses buy their properties, with La Union Studio as the first beneficiary.

Seattle announces 16 new classrooms for its Preschool Program and opens applications for the 2024-25 academic year, with local officials emphasizing the program's growth and significance.

Mayor Bruce Harrell announces the addition of 16 new classrooms to Seattle’s Preschool Program, encouraging local families to apply for the expanded educational offering.

Seattle's Human Services Department seeks agencies to provide respite services for unpaid caregivers of the elderly and disabled as part of their support program.