Another group has proposed a low-interest loan program, to help women- and minority-owned startups.
The governor skipped a meeting about tax breaks he said Boeing squeezed out of the state.
Taxpayers are suing to erase an increase in 2016 and to secure hundreds of million of dollars in refunds
The Department of Natural Resources might swap 27 acres of trees for a commercial parcel in Arlington.
Snohomish County rejected 1,271 ballots in the primary. It’s a problem in every corner of the state.
Boeing and other firms rebut an auditor’s claim that it’s unclear if incentives are spurring job growth.
Cutting a confederate flag off a pickup and verbal attacks fueled a state committeeman’s suspension.
His Tuesday visit featured sit-downs with civic leaders and an education roundtable at WSU Everett.
As students return, they’ll find new leaders, new grad rules and, for some, required uniforms.
Larry Delaney, a Lakewood HS math teacher, takes the helm of the Washington Education Association.
The agreement will extend the current contract, push pay for veteran instructors to nearly $124,000.
Inslee knew vetoing a single sentence was unusual. A court may be asked to decide if it was legal.
With the cost-of-living increase, Singh’s annual salary will rise to $258,258.
He tells supporters he wants to ensure Washington remains a “progressive beacon” for the nation.
An appeals panel concluded that Colorado electors don’t have to vote for a state’s popular-vote winner.
Results of a private investigation could put the fate of GOP lawmaker in front of the House in 2020.
Incumbent Kendall Wallace and ex-councilman Jay Prueher filed to run during special sign-up period.
