A federal judge issued an injunction against a Trump administration policy that restricted funding for sexual health programs including gender identity affirmations.

Rep. Stephanie Barnard was honored with the Outstanding Service to Veterans – Legislator Award for her supportive actions towards veterans, including sponsoring Bill 1106.

Reminder to Multnomah County voters about the importance of voting, with guidelines on returning ballots by mail or drop site by November 4 for the Special Election.

Clark County will manually audit around 600 ballots to verify machine tabulations after Election Day and conduct a statewide random ballot audit later in the month to ensure electoral accuracy.

Seattle Police Department expects to hire its 150th officer in a year, amid a surge in applications and improved retention, along with Mayor Harrell's administration's efforts to rebuild the force.

Sammamish Police Department welcomes K9 Falco, a German Shepherd, to their force, enhancing public safety efforts with advanced training in tracking and suspect apprehension.

North Bend Mayor Mary Miller proclaimed the city a Purple Heart City to honor wounded or fallen military service members, with the announcement made at a Council meeting.

North Bend Mayor Mary Miller has started the process to designate North Bend as a Purple Heart City to honor military personnel injured or killed in service.

Alishia Topper leaves the Washington State Housing Finance Commission after an 8-year tenure marked by housing initiatives and development of affordable homes in Clark County.

Washington Governor Ferguson signed an executive order to enhance partnerships with Tribal Nations, focusing on collaboration and respect for tribal sovereignty.

Washington's AG Nick Brown leads a coalition opposing Trump's bid to send National Guard troops to Chicago without state consent, citing concerns over federalism and civilian control of the military.

Washington and Massachusetts lead a multistate brief to the Supreme Court, supporting state power to issue investigative subpoenas without federal court interference.

Washington state's voting for the November 4 general election begins, with over 5 million ballots sent to registered voters for various local and statewide issues.