Kirkland appeals King County’s EIS for the NERTS project, citing inadequate analysis of environmental and transportation impacts, and procedural errors. The city prefers an alternative site and demands strong mitigation measures.

Maureen Benoliel donated $1 million to Seattle University's College of Education to fully fund Educational Doctorate students, starting a fellowship to support two students annually for nine years.

The Washington AG emphasizes data privacy following 23andMe's bankruptcy, urging residents to know their rights regarding genetic information deletion and management.

Seattle Councilmember Rinck announced a meeting on affordable housing and the impact of federal policy, emphasizing the reliance on federal funds for housing stability in Seattle.

Clark County residents can expect to receive ballots for the Special Election on April 22, with the Elections Office offering resources and assistance online, by phone, and in person for registration and voting.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell launches AI House at Pier 70 to promote AI innovation and entrepreneurship with collaboration from the city's OED and private sector.

King County Executive Dow Constantine reflects on his accomplishments and challenges in his final address, noting budget issues and his controversial move to become Sound Transit's CEO.

King County Executive Dow Constantine gave his final State of the County address, reflecting on his tenure and expressing confidence in the region's future.

WDFW seeks public input on a 15-year plan for the Olympic-Willapa Hills Wildlife Area Complex, encouraging participation in a survey and a public meeting.

PCSO's Peer Support Team leads First Responder Wellness Week, providing confidential support and promoting mental well-being among law enforcement officers and their families.

Seattle faces a $47 million revenue shortfall in 2024. Despite this, the 2025 budget maintains funding for housing and public safety, while Mayor Harrell has created a tax reserve for revenue fluctuations.

Four individuals were arrested in Seattle for suspected drug dealing following a police operation in Belltown that led to the seizure of various drugs and cash.

AG Nick Brown testified in favor of Washington's "permit to purchase" gun legislation, HB 1163, which requires training, background checks, and annual reviews for gun buyers.