Puget Sound Fire recruits completed Week 13 training with written exams and preparations for practical tests in their journey to becoming firefighters.

Seattle Public Schools announced graduation dates for the Class of 2026, set for June 10-17, excluding weekends, with venues TBD as Memorial Stadium is undergoing construction.

Pierce County's Medical Examiner's Office is launching an online portal to enhance transparency and provide real-time case updates, benefiting families, journalists, and funeral homes.

Bellevue City Council showcased the Diversity Advantage Plan 2035 for a more equitable community and discussed sign code updates, reflecting on their commitment to ongoing community engagement and local businesses.

Girmay Zahilay was sworn in as the youngest King County executive, focusing on addiction, homelessness, affordable housing, and effective local governance. He initiated a regional day of service and a substantial administrative restructure.

Colleen Melody has been appointed by Governor Bob Ferguson to the Washington Supreme Court, succeeding Justice Mary Yu. She has a distinguished career in civil rights law.

Attorney General Brown sues HUD over changes to the Continuum of Care grant program, alleging the changes could increase homelessness by limiting long-term housing aid.

AG Nick Brown praised Colleen Melody's appointment to the Washington State Supreme Court, emphasizing her contributions to civil rights and the Attorney General's Office.

Tacoma City Council seeks applicants for four Human Rights Commission vacancies, including three member roles and one Emerging Leader role for ages 16-24.

The Kent Corrections Facility in Washington was re-accredited by WASPC, representing a commitment to high operational standards, and acknowledged at a ceremony.

Academy 21 firefighter recruits have completed Week 12 with live-fire and wildland firefighting training. They face exams and practical tests ahead, also trained in auto extrication and fitness, preparing for real-world challenges.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell ended the Limited Civil Emergency declared due to SNAP benefit disruptions, criticizing the previous federal administration and detailing local efforts to combat food insecurity.

The Bellevue City Council adopted its 2025-2026 Budget modifications and advanced Eastgate Commons park plans, while deliberating on property taxes and the Mobility Implementation Plan.