Rising expenses reshape 2024 legislative session agenda as lawmakers seek solutions for long-term infrastructure challenges.
A jury has cleared them of all criminal charges in the 2020 death of Manuel Ellis, who was shocked and beaten.
Few Puget Sound communities have undergone so much change so quickly, and change is never easy.
An additional 70 acres, spanning a sensitive wetland along Marsh Creek north of Sultan, will be preserved.
Lawmakers will consider his proposals when they convene in January.
The Olympic Pipeline leaked on the north side of Highway 534 just north of the Snohomish County line, closing part of the highway.
At least 29 people died unexpectedly in Washington’s state prisons from July 2022 to June 2023.
Joseph David Emerson on Tuesday was indicted on a charge of endangering an aircraft and 83 counts of recklessly endangering another person.
Inslee announced the plan Monday before meeting with treatment providers, advocates and others in Everett.
Legislation so far covers areas like insulin pricing, unemployment benefits for striking workers, and impounding vehicles for people who drive without insurance.
The owners had closed on their purchase of the house just two days earlier. No one was hurt in the explosion.
After a second clinic tried to open, the City Council decided to stop accepting applications for new clinics for six months.
Upcoming hearings offer a preview of issues legislators will encounter when they convene in January.
A proposal calls for putting the iconic bear on a specialty plate, but it will require public support and approval from lawmakers.
Hundreds of Starbucks union workers at 15 locations across Washington joined the one-day strike.
Sen. June Robinson, D-Everett, chair of the Senate Ways and Means Committee, anticipates many conversations on how to spend it.
Climbing groups bought the parcel Monday, including Lower Lump and Inner Walls, calling it “the final big piece of the puzzle.”
The department was still investigating the cyberattack and could not say Friday what caused it.
In an announcement Friday, Franz said she decided instead to run to replace retiring Rep. Derek Kilmer who serves the 6th Congressional District.
Sen. Marko Liias, D-Edmonds, will be part of the contingent making the trip in December.
