Washington State University honors Gary Steele with the Alumni Achievement Award for his significant impact in tech and contributions to the university.

Seattle's City-Tribal Nations Summit featured collaborative planning with Tribal leaders, proposing over $9M in the city's 2026 budget for Native-focused projects like housing and healthcare.

West Coast Governors form an alliance issuing vaccine recommendations in response to CDC politicization under Trump officials, focusing on science and public health.

Megan Peyton is appointed by Clark County Council to the District Court bench, replacing retiring Judge Kelli E. Osler.

Centerplate settles with Seattle OLS for violations of scheduling and paid sick time laws, agreeing to pay employees $185.7k and city $9k, plus enforcing new policies.

Tacoma seeks members for its Landmarks Preservation Commission, including architects, historians, and professionals in related fields, encouraging diverse applicants to oversee historic preservation efforts.

Washington AG Nick Brown filed an amicus brief supporting D.C.'s challenge to Trump's National Guard deployments, arguing it's unconstitutional and threatens democratic principles.

Secretary of State Steve Hobbs promotes National Voter Registration Day at Washington State University and urges citizens to register for the upcoming election.

Judge Alsup ruled that the Trump administration's mass terminations of federal workers were unlawful, requiring corrective actions for affected agencies.

Research teams from WDFW and local tribes will conduct a two-week sturgeon survey in Lake Roosevelt during the recreational fishing season, aiming to minimize disruptions for anglers.

The State of Washington's 1889 Constitution will be displayed in Eastern Washington at Spokane Public Library on September 15, with Archives staff present to answer questions.

Governor Ferguson warns that without Congressional action, the expiration of Enhanced Premium Tax Credits could result in a healthcare affordability crisis for Washingtonians.

The Kirkland City Council will discuss emergency wastewater repair, trail work, co-living housing regulations, and code amendments at their upcoming meeting.