Attorneys General from 23 states won a lawsuit to release federal education funds withheld by the Trump administration.

Washington AG Nick Brown leads 20 states to support Colorado's ban on conversion therapy for minors, arguing against its harmful effects and for states' rights to regulate health practices.

Pierce County is accepting applications for its 2026 Historic Preservation Grant Program until the end of September, offering up to $35,000 for building and $15,000 for non-building projects.

Washington State Productivity Board will meet to address government efficiency and employee incentive programs, aiming to balance fiscal responsibilities with innovative cost-saving measures.

DEA disrupts a Sinaloa Cartel-linked drug ring in Washington, seizing large quantities of opioids and other narcotics, and arresting 19 suspects with various charges.

Merrill Lake Conservation Area's revamp continues post-storm damage; reopening slated for late summer or fall 2026 with ongoing repairs and safety enhancements funded by a $315,000 grant.

The Washington State Department of Natural Resources posted a humorous yet serious warning on Facebook about wildfire risks, urging the public to follow safety guidelines.

Seattle Fire Department's Buprenorphine Pilot Program reaches a milestone with the 100th field administration to assist individuals during opioid overdose or acute withdrawal, contributing to a decline in Seattle's overdose deaths.

Everett opens comment period for its 2026 Action Plan and 2024 CAPER, focusing on housing, public services, and economic development. Public input is invited until specific dates in 2025.

Pierce County officials and local groups are hosting free seminars to inform needy seniors and disabled individuals about potential property tax exemptions.

WDFW seeks public input on proposed changes to hunting permits in Eastern Washington due to recent land ownership shifts affecting local hunting areas.

Governor Ferguson and Rep. Larsen discussed the impacts of federal SNAP cuts at a session in Lynnwood Elementary School, expressing concerns over the toll on Washingtonians.

Jim Kaylor is named the first Director of Utilities & Maintenance Services for Marysville, overseeing water, waste, and maintenance sectors post-Labor Day.