Spokane-area fires destroy about 600 structures as evacuations continue
Fast-moving fires near Spokane destroyed about 600 structures and drove large-scale evacuations as Washington declared a statewide wildfire emergency.
Fast-moving fires near Spokane destroyed about 600 structures and drove large-scale evacuations as Washington declared a statewide wildfire emergency.
Seattle voters will take part in Washington’s Aug. 4 primary, which will narrow fields for November races, including the Seattle City Council District 5 special election.
Seattle Parks and Recreation will hold its free Big Day of Play community celebration on Saturday, Aug. 15, from noon to 5 p.m., with cultural programming, recreation activities, food trucks and community vendors.
The Washington Public Disclosure Commission posted overdue notices July 31 for 20 candidates who appeared to miss a required July 28 spending report before the Aug. 4 primary.
Washington voters can still return ballots, update registration in person and check ballot status before the Aug. 4 primary deadline.
An 18-member bipartisan committee is reviewing Washington’s budget assumptions and cost pressures, with first recommendations due Dec. 15, ahead of the 2027-29 budget process.