WSU is developing smart home sensors led by Diane Cook to monitor residents' health, predicting the future of aging in place with AI-enhanced personal care.

A UW study of 404 people found prior traumatic stress was linked to worse autonomic and multisystem symptoms after COVID‑19, suggesting new paths for treatment.

An early UW Medicine safety trial used a thin-sheet brain implant to help a Seattle stroke survivor regain everyday hand skills. The result is promising but preliminary.

Tacoma partners with HTM Consulting to offer free virtual workshops on AI and cybersecurity for local small businesses, beginning January 26, with follow-ups in February.

Bellevue City Council approves the installation of speed cameras to enhance traffic safety, plans curb pricing strategy, allows co-living housing zones, and reappoints members to the Convention Center Board.

CiviForm, Seattle's public benefit access platform, was named one of Time Magazine's Best Inventions of 2025 for its efficacy in streamlining applications for residents.

Toxic algae advisories were issued for Offutt Lake and Lake Lawrence in Thurston County due to high Microcystin toxin levels. Health officials warn against water contact and fish consumption.

University of Washington research links wildfire smoke to declines in sperm health, affecting men in fertility treatments, with analysis showing reduced sperm concentration and motility.

Bellevue is hosting an Innovation Exchange to showcase technological advancements for improving city services, featuring talks, partnerships, and an e-waste drive in October.

The Washington Department of Ecology criticizes a federal report on climate change, highlighting factual inaccuracies and stressing the urgent need to address the issue based on real science.

The article discusses updates on environmental restoration, the role of middle school students in tackling marine debris, OR&R's emergency response to marine incidents, and a ship fire emphasizing the challenges in marine conservation.

Bellevue is implementing LIDAR in its Safer Signals pilot to adjust pedestrian crossing times and exploring speed limit reductions to enhance safety and mobility.

University of Washington students developed a system to improve Snohomish County's ballot collection process, potentially enhancing efficiency and sustainability in elections.