Immigration Enforcement: ICE transferred hundreds of people out of Washington’s Tacoma detention center to facilities in other states, with about 360 flown out on five charter flights from Boeing Field between Tuesday and Friday—raising concerns about reduced access to lawyers and families and a slimmer shot at bond while cases proceed. Election Law: A federal judge temporarily blocked a Trump administration USPS rule that would require a national list of eligible voters for mail ballots, pausing a change Washington officials warned could disrupt the Nov. 3 election; the order expires in two weeks as the legal fight continues. State Mental Health Construction: Western State Hospital’s new forensic building hit a construction milestone with the final beam placed at the Lakewood campus; the $947M project is aimed at treating 350 patients and is tied to restoring lost federal funding. Public Safety & Courts: The Seahawks officially signed CB Terrion Arnold, but the NFL placed him on the commissioner’s exempt list due to felony charges in Florida, keeping him from practice or games while the case plays out. Community Support: Spokane Valley nonprofit Community of Candles held a free toy shop for children affected by the Spokane complex fires, offering comfort items and birthday-style support.