Pierce County has launched a $70,000 environmental grant program for watershed improvement, accepting diverse applicant proposals until April 30, 2025.

A coalition of attorneys general obtained a preliminary injunction blocking the Trump administration from cutting NIH funding for health research, as per the Washington State Attorney General's report.

Washington's Attorney General sues Renton Collections for not informing consumers of their rights related to medical debt, seeking restitution and fines.

Kirkland invites residents to focus groups on homelessness, emphasizing community involvement in developing its action plan and the recent successful public forums.

The Tacoma City Council seeks to increase senior participation on committees after discussions with older residents. Council Member Hines led the initiative, aiming to appoint at least one person over 65 on each board for their perspectives.

The Washington Attorney General's Office is observing National Consumer Protection Week, offering events to educate the public on scams and fraud prevention, with AG Nick Brown emphasizing the significance of consumer empowerment.

The King County Sheriff's Office honors female deputies with over 30 years of service during Women's History Month, emphasizing their impact and tenacity in law enforcement.

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.