CWU alumni serve as in-demand bilingual school psychologists in Central Washington, opting to aid their home communities despite nationwide opportunities.

Seattle Mayor Harrell has announced cabinet changes, including Jessyn Farrell as Deputy Mayor and Adiam Emery as interim SDOT Director, effective February 4.

Seattle City Attorney Ann Davison supports the HB 1228 bill to allow private labs to conduct DUI blood tests, addressing the current backlog at the state lab.

Seattle's Department of Education and Early Learning announced 2025 initiatives to enhance kindergarten readiness and support educational organizations.

Snohomish County improved its online maps with enhanced functionality and speed, catering to local needs for geographic data like zoning and land use.

Washington inspectors stopped two mussel-infested tugboats, preventing ecological harm and highlighting the need for public vigilance and state funding to combat invasive species.

Jim Lopez won the inaugural "Chamber’s Gesa Kirklander of the Year Award" for his notable contributions to Kirkland as Deputy City Manager for External Affairs.

Seattle University celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s legacy through discussions on justice and hope at their annual MLK event with a keynote by Professor Dr. Lerone A. Martin.

Kent, WA seeks a fair share of sales tax revenues, addressing an imbalanced distribution that emerged from 2008 state tax reforms, potentially affecting the city's diverse population and industrial sector.

Tacoma's East Side is set for development with a $10,000 grant for a workforce hub and childcare facility, aiming to support working families and address employment barriers. Mayor Woodards and local partners are driving the initiative.

Enrollment for kindergarten in the Federal Way Public Schools for the 2025-26 school year is open and can be completed online or in-person with necessary documents. Various orientation programs are offered to help students adjust.

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown is prepared to challenge President Trump's executive orders that may harm state residents, asserting the office's readiness to defend state laws and values.

President Trump issued pardons for individuals involved in the January 6 Capitol riot, including Proud Boy Ethan Nordean, sparking criticism and debate.