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$13M for pre-disaster mitigation projects in Washington, Alaska

FEMA has announced $13.3 million in federal pre-disaster mitigation funding available to Alaska and Washington state, targeting seismic, flood and coastal‑erosion risks across multiple communities.

Industrial trio trades for $20M

An industrial complex at 19026 72nd Ave. S., and the separate but nearby 19030 West Valley Hwy. S., sold this week for nearly $20.7 million, according to King County records.

Crews dig into $225M Aki Kurose rebuild

Ground was broken at Aki Kurose Middle School on Monday, kicking off the $225.2 million modernization and expansion of the Rainier Valley school.

Redmond pays over $38M for gravel pit

The city is planning a new maintenance and operations center on the 9.1-acre site.

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Caravan of Care Brings Free Health Services to Goodwill on Dearborn

From dental cleanings to ORCA card help, Evergreen Goodwill's outdoor resource fair on Dearborn aims to meet community needs in one place.

Mackenzie opens Sacramento office

Mackenzie said it has deep roots in Northern California and has worked in the region for two decades, with a focus on projects in the advanced technology, industrial and retail sectors.

Ron Sher is still betting on Bremerton

PJ Santos, Hewitt on board for 151-unit development planned near ferry dock.

40 mayors worldwide endorse a pact to shape data center development

Forty mayors from around the world have signed onto a pact announced Tuesday to try to shape how urban data centers are built and operated.

Northwest Playground celebrates 30 years

Notable recent work includes play opportunities along Seattle's revitalized waterfront at Pier 58 and Overlook Park (including a jellyfish-themed play area at Pier 58).

New stadium needed to keep Whitecaps in Vancouver, MLS Commissioner says

Financial hurdles have hit the club despite its success on the pitch. BC Place, the Whitecaps' home since 2011, is government-owned and operated by B.C. Pavilion Corporation, restricting the club from potential revenue streams.

First Hill apartments could see 25-story replacement

Developed on First Hill in 1987, Hilltop Court is a modest midrise holdout in a neighborhood now zoned for much taller construction.