WSU Board of Regents will meet at the Tri-Cities campus on March 6-7 for committee sessions and a full board meeting, with public speaking opportunities available.

Seattle City Council President Sara Nelson urges approval of Council Bill 120933 for workforce housing near sports stadiums, despite legal threats from the Port of Seattle.

Seattle Public Utilities welcomed twelve new apprentices for their Water Pipe Worker Apprenticeship Program, emphasizing the importance of the trade and their commitment to professional development.

Bellevue seeks new City Council member after Janice Zahn's move to State Legislature; applications due by March 7 for Position 5, with term until November 2025.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife will host an online meeting on March 4 to discuss proposed fishing restrictions near state ferry terminals.

Tacoma City Council passed resolutions reinforcing protections against discrimination for various communities and supporting transgender rights, aligning with state laws.

Renton initiates the "Feet on the Street" project to improve recycling through direct feedback to over 9,000 households, building on a pilot and partnership with the Department of Ecology and The Recycling Partnership.

Thurston County seeks an At-Large representative for the Timberland Regional Library Board of Trustees, a position focused on shaping the future of public libraries.

Renton prepares for various events, including the Mayor's 2025 State of the City address, a Civic Academy, Dragon's Landing Celebration, a Parent Academy on vaping, and a Startup425 event at Renton Technical College.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell signed an executive order to simplify city communications, enhancing accessibility for all residents, especially in preparation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Seattle's heat pump installations are increasing, with residents receiving up to $8,000 in rebates for switching from oil heat, leading to significant energy savings and environmental benefits.

Helicopters in Washington state will capture and monitor bighorn sheep for health and movements, including GPS collar fitting, to manage disease and conservation efforts.

North Bend City Council approves improvements for the main road, incorporating a grant and city funds, aimed at enhancing safety, accessibility, and local charm.