Snohomish County seeks a new member for its Boundary Review Board to oversee local governance decisions on matters like annexations and boundary mergers.

Washington's Attorney General Nick Brown sued the Trump administration for illegally withholding $9 million in climate funds, affecting state resilience programs.

The Kirkland City Council discussed the bravery of local firefighters, updates from the KTUB, planning commission recruitment, support for an age-friendly community network, and the Kraken Iceplex project in their meeting.

Washington's HearMeWA hotline provides free support to youth, serving 161 individuals across 20 counties in its first year, handling issues like bullying and mental health.

WDFW and the Land Bank will have a public meeting to discuss the control of invasive northern pike in Westside Lake, considering using rotenone. Public input is sought on the SEPA determination for the project.

AG Nick Brown secured a settlement with Olympic Management Co. for over $46,000 in refunds to service members charged unlawfully for lease termination under the SCRA.

Washington State Rep. Mari Leavitt has been selected for the prestigious CSG Henry Toll Fellowship, aimed at fostering leadership among state officials.

Progressive candidate Katie Wilson leads the Seattle mayoral primary against incumbent Mayor Bruce Harrell, with homelessness and affordability as key issues.

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown is allocating $200,000 to a Vancouver nonprofit for community investment following a legal case against the Noble Foundation.

A federal court issued an injunction to stop the Trump administration from diverting FEMA disaster mitigation funds, following a lawsuit from a coalition of states.

Pierce County Auditor's Office seeks residents to write for/against statements on local propositions for the voters' pamphlet, with an August 7 deadline for committee applications.

North Bend is reinitiating its Water Conservation Ordinance starting August 15 to address climate change-related water challenges, with Stage 1 restrictions affecting watering times.

Seattle City Council approves a measure for the November ballot on small business tax relief and generating $81 million in progressive city revenue, aiming to lower B&O tax for 90% of businesses.