North Bend's Mayor Mary Miller announced "Week Without Driving" to promote sustainable transportation and highlight the struggles nondrivers face in accessing essential services.

20 attorneys general, including Washington's Nick Brown, defend the safety of the abortion drug mifepristone and advocate for maintaining its availability against efforts by some Republican counterparts to restrict it.

Mayor Harrell rebuts Trump's critique of Seattle's safety, citing a decrease in violent crime and progress in police recruitment ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Seattle Mayor Harrell seeks a new architect for the Ballard Avenue Landmark District Board to help oversee historical preservation. Applications are due by October 27, 2025.

Washington leads 16 states in suing HHS for allegedly imposing illegal conditions on sexual health education funding that exclude affirmative language about gender identity.

A denturist in Kitsap County, Harvey I. Cu, has had his license suspended by the Washington Department of Health due to numerous safety hazards at his clinic.

Seattle leaders oppose EPA's potential repeal of climate regulations, stressing the existing and serious impacts of climate change on the city, and the importance of maintaining GHG emission standards for public health and environmental protection.

Kirkland introduces Rep'd, a video platform pilot for residents to easily engage with their city government, enhancing transparency and community involvement.

Pierce County offers a three-part educational series on property subdivision, starting in October, covering the plat process, site development, and final approvals in both virtual and in-person formats.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has announced the opening of the winter crabbing season in Puget Sound from October 1 to December 31, with healthy population data supporting the decision.

The Washington State Department of Health has taken disciplinary actions against health care providers for various infractions, including abuse and misconduct.

Tukwila is seeking volunteers for various boards and commissions to contribute to local governance and decision-making, emphasizing inclusivity and diversity.

Bellevue seeks volunteers for its Network on Aging to promote healthy aging and address elderly concerns. Applicants must apply by Oct. 19 and commit to a three-year term.