A judge ruled the Navy violated federal law in an environmental study of expanded Whidbey Island jet operations.
The now repealed policy had required grocery stores to pay employees an additional $4 per hour.
The state rule prohibited insurers from using credit scoring to set rates for auto, homeowner and renter insurance.
Authorities say an automobile and passenger ferry crashed into a dock Thursday.
People age 18 and under will ride buses, water taxis and streetcars for free in King County starting Sept. 1.
Her Republican challenger Tiffany Smiley, a former nurse from Pasco, contends it is time for a new senator.
Sen. Steve Hobbs of Lake Stevens was sworn into the position last November. Now, he faces challengers.
The court rejected a claim by environmental groups that state trust lands should be managed to benefit all residents.
Violent crimes rose significantly in Washington last year while the number of available officers plummeted.
The sheriff’s office was asked to investigate people who planted signs near ballot boxes warning voters they were “under surveillance.”
Gino Betts was nominated to lead the Seattle Police Department’s Office of Police Accountability.
Hospitalizations in King County have increased three-fold since April, resulting in talk of mandates.
The court will review the overturning of a new capital gains tax on high profit stocks, bonds and other assets.
The company delivered 51 passenger and cargo planes in June, its best month for deliveries in recent years.
A Whatcom County jury was unable to determine whether or not an Arlington man killed his friend in self-defense.
Investigations were mandated to start July 1, but it appears the new agency won’t be ready for months.
The slope was too unstable to recover their bodies Monday so efforts will resume Tuesday.
