The state’s longest-serving House speaker vows to leave his post “a few days” after the session’s end.
Microsoft, Amazon and Comcast got invited to to help craft language but consumer groups did not.
The Tulalip lawmaker has missed days of Senate action as he recovers from flu and pneumonia.
It would give parents a chance to file claims and recover damages for the loss of an adult child.
The three finalists are coming to town for interviews and forums, on campus and in the community.
They want to toll 405 south of Bellevue and Highway 167 but can’t agree on use of the future dollars.
They want to toll 405 south of Bellevue and Highway 167 but can’t agree on use of the future dollars.
State lawmakers are eyeing a fare hike and an increase in the boat-building surcharge.
Lanni Johnson wants elected leaders to publicly back removing dams on Snake River as one solution.
Lawmakers want to target serial offenders with a new penalty and much higher fines for tickets.
A Thurston County judge says the legality of potential penalties can be tackled once his case is tried.
Democratic lawmakers are looking to ease restrictions to allow districts to collect more money.
State Sen. Steve Hobbs of Lake Stevens is pondering whether to move the bill out of the committee.
Inslee is expected to sign the legislation that applies to the sale of tobacco and vaping products.
Nichols Brothers has been a subcontractor. The state might extend a deal with Portland-based Vigor.
The $51.9 billion plan avoids capital gains and business tax hike that House Democrats proposed.
Republicans see their role as fixing or foiling bad bills. Democrats’ tax bills are their new target.
