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King County and seven other local governments filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration on May 2, 2025, alleging unconstitutional changes to federal grant conditions. The lawsuit claims new stipulations violate federal law and would impose legal conflicts for local governments.
Lori Henry, a notable figure in women's soccer, will be inducted into the Washington State Sports Hall of Fame. Henry anchored the University of North Carolina's defense, leading the team to three NCAA championships and later served as the U.S. national team's captain. She played 39 international matches and will be recognized at the Seattle Sounders game on June 1, 2025.
The Employment Security Department will host a virtual job fair on May 15, 2025, for federal workers in Washington. This event aims to connect these workers with state, county, and city job opportunities, supporting their transition within public service careers.
The Joseph's Coat rose is the first to bloom each year in Lee Wolfe's garden, showcasing a vibrant color transformation from deep orange buds to multi-colored blooms that mature to deep yellow. Wolfe celebrates the arrival of these roses annually, marking the beginning of spring.
A driver flipped their vehicle onto its side on N 175th and Midvale on May 7, 2025. The driver remained unharmed and was standing next to the vehicle when emergency services arrived. No medical transport was required.
Shoreline residents reduced driving by 16%, preventing 21,650 metric tons of CO2 emissions annually. The City Council emphasized tree planting and compost sorting over further driving reductions, despite transportation being the largest emissions source. Council members advocate for stricter recycling enforcement and increased tree canopy coverage.
King County introduces a new initiative to support children suffering from asthma, aiming to improve their health outcomes through education and resources. The program seeks to raise awareness about asthma management and prevention among families in the region.
A roofing crew from Mountain Goat Roofing replaced the aging shingles on the Tabernacle Baptist Church in Ridgecrest this week. The church, built in 1946, is undergoing necessary renovations to ensure its structural integrity. Residents can observe the work being done from the ground.
The Seattle Storytelling Guild invites families to an afternoon of folktales with storyteller Eva Abram on June 1, 2025, at Dunn Gardens. The event, designed for adults and children aged six and above, features stories set amidst the gardens' natural beauty. Tickets cost $12 for adults and $6 for children.
Shoreline Community College offers a three-session course, Emergency Preparedness 101, starting May 13, to equip residents with skills for disaster readiness. The class focuses on actionable steps to create flexible emergency plans and build effective emergency kits for both natural and man-made disasters. Registration is open for the $99 course, which runs through May 27.