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This election, KNKX is exploring some of the major issues in Western Washington, including the “millionaires tax,” Tacoma tenants' rights, and Seattle public safety.
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The financial returns of World Cup fever have local officials hoping that they can attract similar events to boost tourism in the region.
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If approved, Girmay Zahilay's budget proposal would make permanent a 140-unit family shelter that was set to close in 2027.
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The nonprofit Create 48 Media Network signed a one-year lease with King County to run Harbor Island Studios after the county almost closed it earlier this year.
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Residents petitioned King County to stop the construction of an asphalt plant. The county bought the land from the plant developers for $14 million.
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The King County fund comes after the Trump administration has made cuts to to programs such as SNAP and Medicaid that have helped support these communities.
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The Seattle Indian Health Board’s new rehab facility, which opens later this year on Vashon Island, will provide dozens of treatment beds for low-income individuals.
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Seattle and King County leaders have announced they're transferring contracts worth millions of dollars from their regional homelessness authority back under city and county oversight.
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GOP leader and state Rep. Jim Walsh has continued to question the security of Washington's vote-by-mail system after hundreds of unopened ballots were found in Renton.
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The ballots, mostly from King County, were not filled out and were never delivered to voters. They spanned elections from 2022 to 2025.