Seattle's City Attorney filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration challenging two Executive Orders that could affect city funding based on policy agendas.

WDFW seeks new members for its Wolf Advisory Group to guide wolf conservation and management policies; applications are open until September 15, 2025.

The Tacoma City Council is carefully reviewing Initiative 2, also known as the "Worker’s Bill of Rights," before deciding whether to add it to the ballot, in accordance with a city charter right.

Sheriff's deputies and marine services rescued two adults and two children stranded on Alder Lake after their boat's motor broke down. The family expressed gratitude with a cake.

Washington's Employment Security Department won awards from the Disability Inclusion Network for its work on disability inclusion and supporting community equity.

Congressman Adam Smith held a roundtable with economic experts in South King County to discuss job opportunities and infrastructure amid housing and funding challenges, highlighting the need for federal partnership in local economic growth.

Washington's AG Nick Brown criticized the EPA for dismantling climate regulations during environmental crises, indicating readiness to pursue legal action.

Kent Police Department recruiters attended the Celebrate 18 event to encourage young women from foster care to consider law enforcement careers, working with Eileen and Callie's Place to support their transition to independence.

Puget Sound Fire promoted Nate Wheeler to Captain, who will now lead at Station 74 in Kent, highlighting his dedication to the department since September 2017.

King County Elections opens special filing for 15 local offices left vacant after no candidates filed during the regular period. The filing, mostly free, runs from August 6-8, with one city council position carrying a $36 fee.

Debora Juarez is reappointed to the Seattle City Council, welcomed for her experience, particularly noted by Councilmember Dan Strauss for her contributions and advocacy, particularly within District 5 and for Indigenous rights.

Debora Juarez is appointed to the Seattle City Council, representing District 5, returning to the role she previously held twice.

AG Nick Brown and attorneys from 24 states sue the Trump Administration for unlawfully targeting Planned Parenthood by blocking Medicaid reimbursements for health services.