Wildfire relief in Eastern Washington: The Innovia Foundation says local and national donors have topped $5 million for Spokane-area wildfire survivors, with funds moving through immediate relief, stabilization (including rental help and back-to-school supplies), and long-term rebuilding. Public safety and policy: A federal court filing seeks to permanently stop a Tukwila raw pet food maker after years of FDA contamination findings, alleging repeated dangerous bacteria in products. Seattle housing and services: Seattle is sharing new details on the Glassyard Commons RV and tiny home safe lot planned for November 2026, even as outreach groups criticize the approach and question logistics like sanitation. Elections and betting: A Washington judge orders Kalshi to geofence and suspend most Washington offerings, including sports and election prediction markets, with penalties for missing deadlines. Transit and infrastructure: Sound Transit pushed the West Seattle Link Extension opening to 2035, citing budget gaps and cost-saving schedule changes. Aerospace/defense: Boeing’s Wisk sale is framed as a risk-and-distraction reduction while the company continues its turnaround; separately, the U.S. Army unveiled its first production Maneuver Support Vessel Light for shallow-water logistics.